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Rolex Herrenarmbanduhr Oyster Perpetual Explorer

Lot 198
11.12.2021 14:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 14 500
AuctioneerWETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
Event locationGermany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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Lot 198 | Rolex Herrenarmbanduhr Oyster Perpetual Explorer
Rolex Herrenarmbanduhr Oyster Perpetual Explorer
1989, Ref-Nr. 1016, Gehäuse-Nr. L216890, Automatik, Werk-Nr. D665406, Cal. 1570, Gehäuse Stahl, Gehäuse Ø 35 mm, Original-Oyster-Armband Stahl, Bj. 2007, Original-Schließe Stahl, schwarzes Zifferblatt, Leuchtindizies und Mercedes-Leuchtzeiger, 'Twinlock'-Krone, Länge innen 18,5 cm, Gewicht ca. 98 g, läuft, Zustand gut, Zustand und Funktionalität von unserem Uhrmachermeister geprüft, Dokument und Uhrwerkfoto anbei, letzte Revision 2001, Original-Box und -Papiere anbei, Die Rolex 'Explorer' Referenz 1016 war seit den frühen 1960er Jahren fast 30 Jahre lang Bestandteil des Rolex-Programms und wurde auch die 'The reinforced Rolex' genannt, weil sie besonders robust war. Charakteristisch ist ihr glänzend schwarzes Zifferblatt mit den markanten Stundenziffern 3-6-9.
Auction house category:Men's wristwatches
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