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Lot 143 ROLEX
Ref. 116599 TBR
The Property of an Important Private European Collector
Ref. 116599 TBR
The Property of an Important Private European Collector
ROLEX. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND-SET AUTOMATIC CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH ORIGINAL GUARANTEE AND BOX
SIGNED ROLEX, DAYTONA MODEL, REF. 116599 TBR, CASE NO. M490887, CIRCA 2010
Closed11 November 2019
Price Realised
CHF 100,000
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Specialist note
This endangered species strap is shown for display purposes only and is not for sale. The watch will be supplied with a calf leather strap.
The present ref. 116599 TBR is an extremely well-preserved example of a diamond-set Rolex Daytona featuring the rare full baguette-cut diamond-set bezel. It is furthermore sold with the full set of accessoires.
The classic combination of the white gold case enhanced by diamonds of the highest quality is an extremely beautiful variant of the Daytona line. The present case is embellished with 36 baguette-cut diamonds, the hoods between the lugs with 48 brilliant-cut diamonds – clearly a watch that will not go unnoticed.
Stone-set Daytonas are among the rarest species of the celebrated model. The design with baguette-cut diamond bezel and diamond-set dial was introduced by Rolex in the 2000s, using the then new in-house caliber 4130 calibre, such as the present watch.
The present ref. 116599 TBR is an extremely well-preserved example of a diamond-set Rolex Daytona featuring the rare full baguette-cut diamond-set bezel. It is furthermore sold with the full set of accessoires.
The classic combination of the white gold case enhanced by diamonds of the highest quality is an extremely beautiful variant of the Daytona line. The present case is embellished with 36 baguette-cut diamonds, the hoods between the lugs with 48 brilliant-cut diamonds – clearly a watch that will not go unnoticed.
Stone-set Daytonas are among the rarest species of the celebrated model. The design with baguette-cut diamond bezel and diamond-set dial was introduced by Rolex in the 2000s, using the then new in-house caliber 4130 calibre, such as the present watch.