This timepiece is in fair condition, with signs of wear. Please note that this auction is only for the watch, as the box and papers are not included. 

The Rolex Submariner Date (16610) is an exquisite timepiece that epitomizes Rolex's legendary craftsmanship and iconic design. Initially designed for professional divers, the Submariner line debuted in 1953, gaining the date function about a decade later. Crafted from steel, this vintage piece from around 1991 features a black bezel and a sleek black dial, displaying a beautiful patina that makes it a unique and highly coveted collector's piece.

This timepiece has a 40mm case and a unidirectional rotating bezel with 60-minute graduations, adding a touch of elegance to its design. The sleek black dial features luminescent hour markers and hands, ensuring optimal legibility in any lighting condition. At the three o'clock position, the date window is magnified by the iconic Cyclops lens, a hallmark feature of Rolex timepieces. Due to its vintage nature, it's advisable to avoid exposing this timepiece to water, even though it has a water resistance rating of up to 300 meters.

This wristwatch bears the iconic Oyster bracelet fashioned from the same steel as the case, resulting in a harmonious and integrated look. Its folding safety clasp ensures a secure fastening, reducing the risk of unintended release.

At the heart of this Submariner Date beats the Rolex in-house caliber 3135, an automatic movement testament to Rolex's expertise in precision watchmaking. It guarantees impeccable accuracy and boasts an extensive power reserve of up to 48 hours.

The Rolex Submariner Date embodies robustness, distinguished character, and underwater design, imparting singular elegance, making this vintage pieces a remarkable and invaluable addition to any collection.

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This timepiece is in fair condition, with signs of wear. Please note that this auction is only for the watch, as the box and papers are not included.