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Lot 24 ROLEX
ROLEX. A RARE AND FINE 18K WHITE GOLD AND STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH ENGRAVED CASE BACK, SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS, DATE, INTERNATIONAL GUARANTEE AND BRACELET, MADE FOR THE SULTANATE OF OMAN
SIGNED ROLEX, OYSTER PERPETUAL, DATEJUST, REF. 116334, CASE NO. V937453, CIRCA 2010
Closed12 November 2018
Price Realised
CHF 11,250
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Specialist note
The present ref. 116334 is preserved in in like new condition, still retaining the plastic protective stickers. It is furthermore sold with the full set of accessories.
Ref. 116334 was introduced at the 2009 Baselworld and differed from its predecessor, reference 16234, by the larger case, enlarged date disc and the new caliber 3136 movement.
The present Datejust II features the understated white gold and stainless steel (called white Rolesor by Rolex) case. While adding weight and importance to the watch, this choice of materials grants it an extremely elegant look.
Watches blessed with the Omani crest or the signature of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos are an exceedingly rare commodity kept in very high regard by collectors worldwide. The few examples appearing in public are in general gifts made by the Sultan and have as such often been used and present signs of wear. The present wristwatch is absolutely pristine, untouched and still retaining the factory stickers. The original certificates, confirming that it was indeed retailed by Khimji Ramdas, traders located in Muscat, Oman, since 1870, today Rolex's official retailer in Oman.
Ref. 116334 was introduced at the 2009 Baselworld and differed from its predecessor, reference 16234, by the larger case, enlarged date disc and the new caliber 3136 movement.
The present Datejust II features the understated white gold and stainless steel (called white Rolesor by Rolex) case. While adding weight and importance to the watch, this choice of materials grants it an extremely elegant look.
Watches blessed with the Omani crest or the signature of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos are an exceedingly rare commodity kept in very high regard by collectors worldwide. The few examples appearing in public are in general gifts made by the Sultan and have as such often been used and present signs of wear. The present wristwatch is absolutely pristine, untouched and still retaining the factory stickers. The original certificates, confirming that it was indeed retailed by Khimji Ramdas, traders located in Muscat, Oman, since 1870, today Rolex's official retailer in Oman.