Datejust 36 17014

[Used] Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz Royal Oak Vintage 17014 (Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz Silver Dial Vintage Ref.17014)[Product Description] Introducing a very cool vintage Rolex. This is the Datejust Oysterquartz REF.17014 model, Which was discontinued after only 25, 000 pieces were produced worldwide. This is the top model of Oysterquartz with an 18K white gold fluted bezel. Also, This watch has been consistently managed by Rolex headquarters, And I believe it is in perfect condition, With the original case and service warranty reissued by Rolex headquarters in 2021. Watches with a Rolex Service Guarantee Card have a proven history and have undergone all watch inspections, So they have the same effect as a regular warranty. In addition, Since the watch has been managed directly by Rolex headquarters, The condition of the watch is maintained in perfect top quality, And the warranty period has also been extended by two years. Because the case and bracelet are similar to Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak model, It is nicknamed the Rolex Royal Oak overseas. This is the 17014 model, Which is quite rare and has high collection value among Oyster Quartz watches. It is a watch that cannot be compared at all with the 17013 combination model that is commonly seen in Korea. As you know, As with all luxury watches, It is true that steel is generally more in demand and popular than combi. At the time of sale, Combi was mass-produced, But steel was produced in very small quantities. Now that time has passed, It is one of the most collectible and valuable watches in Rolex history, And I think it is a very cool vintage watch that contains the history of Rolex and watches on your wrist. There is an interesting history behind this watch. In the 1970s, Seiko was the first in the world to introduce a new technology and genre called quartz to the watch market. This event is called the quartz wave. This has led to the disappearance of 60% of Swiss watch brands from the mechanical watches that were once the exclusive domain of the wealthy, As they have been replaced by cheaper quartz watches. At that time, Many major watch brands also suffered huge blows, And Rolex also went through a management crisis and was on the verge of bankruptcy. During this time, The technical team took special measures and created in a short period of time the Oyster Quartz that I sell, And it was first introduced to the world in 1978. Of the Rolex Oysterquartz watches produced, The 17013 (combination, Fluted bezel) was the most produced, And after that, The 17014 (steel, Fluted bezel) and 17000 (steel, Smooth bezel) were produced in equally small quantities and sold to the public. As time has passed, The 17014 and 17000 models are recognized as the first quartz watches from Rolex, Which contain both Rolex history and watch history, And are a must-have for Rolex collectors or vintage watch collectors. It boasts high demand. In the case of the 17013 combination model with yellow gold, The production quantity is relatively large, So it can be purchased at a cheaper price than steel, But in the case of steel models, The second-hand price is even higher. Due to the principle of supply and demand, Its rarity and collectible value are significantly higher. The model on sale has an 18K white gold fluted bezel, Which is still the most popular Rolex bezel design to date. This model is not only extremely rare in Korea, But even if it is available, It is often in poor condition, With the bracelet stretching or the movement broken. However, In 2021, The official service from Rolex was completed, And a Rolex service international warranty card was issued along with an additional 2-year warranty. The warranty card contains all the information including the watch's unique serial number, So it is considered more reliable than the old warranty. It is always mentioned as one of the Rolex watches that is hard to find even overseas. Also, This model has a bracelet structure very similar to the Royal Oak, So if worn incorrectly or if the watch band receives an impact, It may stretch. The watch being sold is in very good condition with no stretch in the strap. As you can see in the photos, There is absolutely no stretch, And there are no signs of wear on the glass or case. On the back of the watch, The unique Oyster Quartz case number 17014 and the unique serial number are both clearly visible. Since the serial number and reference number of the Datejust Oysterquartz models are engraved on the outside of the case, Not the inside, If the watch is polished, Most of the numbers will be erased. This model is in perfect unpolished, Original condition, And is a collector's item. Therefore, In reality, Some Oyster Quartz products are occasionally found with the serial number and reference number erased among used products, And this can be a major cause of a decrease in value in the future, So please be careful. It is the only quartz watch that left its mark in the history of Rolex, And at the time of its release, It broke Rolex's pride in insisting on mechanical watches, While at the same time earning it praise as truly a Rolex. What's really interesting about Rolex quartz movements is that, Although they're quartz, When you open them up and see them in action, They operate just like mechanical ones. They're structurally different from regular electronic quartz movements. I believe this is the first time that a 17014 in such good condition has been released in Korea. It is a watch in perfect collection condition that has been continuously managed by Rolex, Without any parts being replaced or patched up. Currently, The same Oyster Quartz 17014 white gold model is priced at around 10 to 13 million won in the overseas second-hand market, And a completely unused new product is currently being sold for 19 million won. (★See photo) If it is imported into the country, Including customs duties, It is expected to be a considerable amount. Considering that it is domestic, I am selling the watch in the best condition to a good person at a low price.[Watch Advantages] - A historical tyne piece containing everything about Rolex and Swiss watch history - Model 17014 with a very rare 18K white gold bezel and steel combination - Oysterquartz born from Rolex’s outstanding technology - A convenient and masculine design very similar to Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak - Managed by Rolex headquarters, With a reliable history and warranty service card - Convenience of maintenance due to Rolex quartz movement - Watch is in excellent condition * Please order considering that this is an old vintage product. * Although it is an old product, It is still in its original condition and has traces of time on the inside and outside of the watch.Therefore, If you want the sophistication and neatness of the new product, We strongly urge you to reconsider carefully before ordering. * Please note that as this is an older product, Some parts may be damaged or the waterproof function may be degraded.