ROLEX Submariner Date "Bluesy" 40

ROLEX Submariner Date "Bluesy" 40 watch, ref. 16613T, n. F3082XX, for men/Unisex. Years 2003-2004.
In steel and yellow gold. Circular case with navy blue dial with Chromalight luminescent display with applied circular, rectangular and triangular indexes, characteristic of Rolex. Luminescent "Mercedes" type hands, with central second hand. Auxiliary window for date calendar with Cyclops lens at 3 o'clock. Sapphire crystal. Navy blue unidirectional rotating bezel graduated 60 minutes, with Arabic numerals. Oyster case with Triplock winding crown protection, fluted and decorated with the signature logo.
Oyster bracelet in steel and yellow gold, with folding clasp and folded safety blade.
Automatic movement. It works.
Comes with Rolex case.
Measurements: 40 mm (case diameter).

The Submariner is undoubtedly the most recognized diver's watch of all time. The reference 16613, nicknamed "Bluesy" for its iconic combination of blue and gold, is one of the most appreciated models by collectors and lovers of the brand. Rolex says: "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 people from all walks of life."

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