Rolex Datejust Reference 16220 - Black Dial - Box and Papers - 2005

Rolex Datejust Reference 16220 - Black Dial - Box and Papers - 2005

Brand: Vintage Watch Specialist
SKU: vws4302cs
7326.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Introduced in 1945 to celebrate Rolex's 40th anniversary, the Datejust became the world's first self-winding wristwatch with an automatically changing date displayed through a dial aperture. It quickly established itself as one of the most influential watch designs ever created, combining practicality, elegance and technical innovation. Over the decades, the Datejust has remained at the heart of the Rolex collection, evolving through subtle refinements while retaining the timeless formula that made it an icon. What's on Offer This Rolex Datejust c from 2005 is a superb example of one of Rolex's most enduring designs. Featuring a crisp black dial with Roman minute track detailing, a stainless steel case and the distinctive engine-turned bezel, it offers a slightly sportier interpretation of the classic Datejust aesthetic. Powering the watch is Rolex's highly regarded Calibre 3135, a 31-jewel automatic movement renowned for its robustness, accuracy and reliability. With a power reserve of approximately 48 hours, the movement remains one of the most respected calibres Rolex has ever produced. Presented on its original stainless steel Jubilee bracelet, the watch offers exceptional comfort and unmistakable Rolex styling. The iconic Cyclops date magnifier sits proudly over the date aperture at 3 o'clock, while the black dial provides a versatile look suitable for both formal and everyday wear. Importantly, this example is supplied as a full set, complete with original Rolex presentation box, warranty papers, manuals and accompanying documentation. Offered in excellent 9/10 condition, this is a highly desirable modern Datejust that combines collectability, practicality and timeless design in equal measure.

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