Oysterquartz Datejust 36 17013

[Used] Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz 18K Combi Berkeley Dial 17013 (Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz Two-Tone Buckley)[Product Description] Introducing a wonderful Rolex. This is the Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz REF.17013 model. It is one of the very rare Rolex models, With only 25, 000 pieces produced worldwide and discontinued. This watch is highly sought after and popular among watch enthusiasts and professional collectors due to its considerable rarity and collection value, And in particular, The Oyster Quartz with the Berkeley White Roman dial applied exclusively to this watch is estimated to be less than 500 pieces worldwide. You can think of it as a perfect Rolex vintage watch that has many of the beautiful elements that are most important in classic vintage, While also possessing rarity. This is a watch that is completely different from the vintage Rolexes that we usually see, And I think it is a 'holy trinity' that combines all the elements of a vintage Rolex Datejust, Both rare and collectible. The Buckley Dial in particular is one of the most valuable dials on Rolex Datejust vintage watches. It features thin black Roman numerals printed on the dial, While the hour, Minute, And second hands are all black. In the past, You could occasionally see them, But as time went by, It has gradually become difficult to see them. (★See photo) The printed Roman index is a dial that Rolex produced on a trial basis, So it has considerable collection and rarity value. It is a must-collect Rolex item that Rolex collectors around the world always have at least one of. The origin of the Buckley dial starts in the United States. There was a very famous vintage watch sales company called Tuscany Rose in New York, USA, And the dial was named after its president, John Buckley. Although it was not a name directly created by Rolex, John Berkeley named the dial after the Roman numerals, Which were very rare at the time, As part of a movement to preserve a small number of rare and valuable dials of vintage Rolexes, And they were called John Berkeley dials. Since then, The vintage watch market has developed rapidly. I have seen and owned several vintage Datejusts, But the Berkeley dial has always been the most satisfying. In fact, This is the most common position among many watch experts, And the luxurious white color and black Roman printed numerals stimulate the vintage feeling to the fullest. This model is equipped with a fluted bezel, Which is the most popular and has a symbolic history in the Datejust. The fluted bezel is a design that is the very essence of Rolex today, And is a three-dimensional design created by cutting diamonds into a convex shape. This bezel is made entirely of 18K gold, Making it much more expensive than non-fluted models and is considered by Rolex to be a perfect example of design balance. Most vintage watches are in poor condition due to their age, But this watch is in almost collectible condition, Not something that has been used for decades. There are absolutely no signs of parts being replaced or repaired, And the dial is also in excellent condition. Of course, The dial is also a genuine tritium luminous that has not been reproduced or restored, Making it a very collectible Datejust. The dial is in pristine condition without any scratches or dust, And the original luminous dots, As seen on the T SWISS T logo at the bottom of the watch, Are beautifully ripened, Leaving a very impressive impression. I believe this is an original vintage Rolex Datejust in the best condition, With no parts altered and 100% original. The dial has not been reworked or restored in any way. I think it is rare to find a Datejust vintage model in this good condition in Korea. The Rolex mark on the crown is also very clear, And the Rolex crown mark on the buckle is also well preserved. This watch has been discontinued for a long time, So it is very rare to find one in good condition, Both domestically and internationally. However, This watch is in such good condition that you would believe it was only stored after purchase. This is a highly recommended watch for anyone who collects watches or is looking for a Rolex model with rarity and collectible value. I have been collecting watches for over 10 years and have come across many different Oyster Quartz models, But this is by far the best of the best and is in perfect, Unused condition. Of course, All watches are in 100% original condition without any repairs or polishing, And the unique serial number along with the model number 17013 on the back of the case are perfectly preserved. (★See photo) Most Oyster Quartz models are used multiple times and are damaged by incorrect use and maintenance, But this one is in such good condition that you could believe it was just shipped from Switzerland yesterday. We emphasize that there is absolutely no play or stretching of the bracelet, No stains on the dial, No signs of repair, Etc. We also attach a photo of the bracelet standing up on its side. (★See photo) This model has historical value and high rarity, And the case and bracelet are designed as one piece, Similar to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak model, So it is nicknamed the Rolex Royal Oak overseas. (★See photo) The watch is well preserved in all parts in 100% original condition at the time of release, And the movement inside the watch is very complex and sophisticated compared to other watches, Making it the best watch that contains Rolex's unique technology and history. It is the only quartz watch that left its mark in the history of Rolex watches, 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 a Rolex. Now that time has passed, I think it is one of the most collectible and valuable watches in Rolex history, And it is a really cool vintage watch that carries 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. In other words, It is a very important history in the history of watches, Where the Swiss and Japanese watch competition took place. (★See photo) 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 losses, 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 the Oyster Quartz that I sell in a short period of time, And it was first introduced to the world in 1978. Currently, Models with components are being traded overseas for around 15 to 18 million won, And models like the Berkeley Dial are being traded for around 10 million won. (★See photo) Considering that it is domestic, I am offering it for a reasonable price, And I am proud to say that the watch is in such good condition that it can be counted among the best in the world. It is also highly recommended for those who are looking for their own special watch rather than the watch that everyone else wears, As well as for professional watch collectors.[Watch Advantages] - A historical tyne piece containing everything about Rolex and Swiss watch history - Berkeley vintage dial with high rarity and collection value - A unique combination of yellow gold and steel - Oysterquartz born from Rolex’s outstanding technology - A convenient and masculine design very similar to Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak - 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.

Oysterquartz Datejust 36 17013

Oysterquartz datejust 36 17013