Stainless Steel

Ladies Rolex Oyster Perpetual is one of the few models in the Crown's massive portfolio to sport lilac Super-LumiNova.  The purple hour markers on this model pop against the silver sunray dial and give the entire watch a slightly different aesthetic than just your average stainless steel Rolex.  The dial also features silvered 3/6/9 Arabic numerals a configuration made famous by the Explorer and found on many editions of the Oyster Perpetual.  This fresh and contemporary Rolex also features a 904L Oystersteel for a brilliant and durable luster a waterproof screw-down crown and a time-only mechanical movement with self-winding technology.

Rolex Datejust. What many collectors might not know about this watch is that the Rolex Turn-o-Graph was one of the first models in the Crown's portfolio to sport a rotatable bezel when it hit the market in the early 1950s paving the way for the Rolex professional series as we know it today.  Rolex produced many editions of the watch during its long production including the stainless steel and white gold model for sale here.  Like many Rolexes the case and bracelet are presented in steel while the rotatable bezel is in white gold. It also sports a 36mm case with a waterproof screw-down crown a self-winding mechanical movement and an automatically changing date display.

Rolex GMT-Master II is collection-worthy for many reasons besides being a coveted Pepsi Rolex GMT. Reference 16710 is only the second iteration of the famed GMT Master II an evolution of the original 1950s Rolex pilot's watch that introduced the brand's portfolio to an independent GMT hand. When it came to market in the late 1980s ref. 16710 brought with it a slimmer case and movement. It was such a successful iteration of the Rolex GMT that it remained in production until the late 2000s when it was discontinued and replaced with the first ceramic bezel generation. Many iterations came to market during its decades-long production run including the early 2000s Rolex for sale here featuring Super-LumiNova. 

Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea  was the first commercially-produced Rolex model to boast up to 12 800 feet/3 900 meters of water resistance. At its release this model was the most waterproof Rolex dive watch on the market. Rolex has since discontinued ref. 116660 to make way for newer editions of the trailblazing deep saturation dive watch which only adds to its desirability among collectors in the know. Ref. 116660 embodies the distinctive aesthetics of a modern Rolex complete with a uni-directional bezel with a ceramic insert a "Maxi" dial with larger hour markers and broader hands longer-lasting luminescent material scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and durable 904L-grade Oystersteel. Ref. 116660 is also among the largest offerings in the Rolex portfolio at 44mm in diameter another very desirable trait among avid Rolex collectors.