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Sea-Dweller

16600

Rolex Certified Pre-Owned

Sea-Dweller

2002, 40 mm, Oystersteel

Reference: 16600

Price 13.000 € incl. VAT

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Delivery: Express courier - Pick up in boutique | Payment: Bank transfer | Available at Via Mazzini 3 boutique

Two-years international guarantee

Delivered at the time of sale, the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned guarantee card officially confirms that the watch is genuine on the date of purchase and guarantees its proper functioning for a period of two years from this date.

Symbol of excellence

Each pre-owned Rolex watch is subject to the same demanding controls as those of the after-sales service for models purchased new and are thus examined and tested, according to the strictest criteria. The Rolex Certified Pre-Owned seal that comes with your watch symbolizes its status as a certified second-hand Rolex watch.

Presentation

Each Rolex Certified Pre-Owned watch is presented in a distinctive pouch. The timepiece comes with the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned seal, a two-year international guarantee card, a service booklet and official papers.

RMC

M16600-0003

YEAR

2002

DIAL

BLACK

BEZEL

Bezel rotatable, BLACK, 60 minutes

CRYSTAL

Sapphire

CALIBRE

3135

MOVEMENT

Automatic

POWER RESERVE

Approximately 48 hours

BRACELET

Oystersteel

BRACELET TYPE

Oyster

CLASP

OYSTERLOCK

FULL SET

Rolex guarantee

GLOBAL WARRANTY EXCLUSION

None

VERGA 1947 REFERENCE

3202510

Presented in 1967, the Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller was created to accompany the pioneers of deep-sea diving.

It is notably equipped with the helium escape valve, an innovation that has played a key role in underwater research since it first accompanied a new professional diving technique: saturation diving. Initially capable of descending to 610 metres (2,000 feet) deep, since 1978 the Sea-Dweller has been guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 1,220 metres (4,000 feet).