ROLEX Submariner Date "Bluesy" 40mm. Automatic. Year 1990.

ROLEX Submariner Date "Bluesy" 40mm. Automatic. Unisex. Ref. 16613. NO. 901917. Year 1990. Gentleman / Unisex.
Oystersteel stainless steel case combined with 18kt yellow gold. Unidirectional rotating bezel in yellow gold with blue graduated aluminum insert. Sunburst blue dial with applied circular luminescent indexes and luminescent gold Mercedes-type hands. Central seconds hand. Date window at 3 o'clock with magnifying lens (Cyclops) on sapphire crystal. Screwed crown at 3 o'clock with lateral protection. Screwed case back.
Original two-tone Oyster bracelet (steel and yellow gold), with engraved Rolex deployant clasp. Automatic movement Rolex caliber 3135.
With original Rolex case and 2000 Gimenez Jewelry review card.
It works. Very good general condition, with minor signs of use.
Measurements: 40 mm (case diameter without crown).

The Rolex Submariner is, without a doubt, the most iconic and recognizable diver's watch of all time. Originally designed for underwater exploration, it has transcended its technical purpose to become an icon of modern watchmaking. In the firm's own words, "Originally, the Submariner was created specifically for underwater exploration and diving. Over the years, it has proven to be just as effective out of the water and has become the iconic and versatile watch of explorers, athletes, filmmakers, artists and others with different walks of life." A timeless design that combines precision, endurance and elegance, and continues to be a symbol of adventure and distinction in any environment.

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