The seller represents this timepiece as being in vintage condition, with a custom engraving on the case back. It includes additional items and papers dated 1989.  

This Rolex Datejust Ref. 16220 is a unique and fully documented neo-vintage timepiece distinguished by its engine-turned bezel, unpolished case, and remarkable natural dial transformation. Retaining its original factory geometry, the case features sharp chamfers and original diagonal brushed finishing across the lugs, while the original silver dial has gracefully aged over the past 35 years into a warm honey-cream to champagne tone with organic amber staining and a distinctive "stardust" effect created by crystalline mineral deposits, all while preserving crisp and legible factory printing. The stainless steel engine-turned bezel remains in excellent reflective condition, and the watch is fitted with its original Rolex 78360 Oyster bracelet with 558 B end links, showing honest wear consistent with its age. Originally awarded to Richard E. Dohnke in 1989 in recognition of 35 years of service with Meyer Material Company, the caseback features a custom engraving reading "Richard E Dohnke – 1989 – Thank You – Meyer Material" surrounding an ornate "35" motif, while the bracelet is adorned with a bespoke white metal cement truck charm, likely crafted from white gold, bearing "MEYER" lettering and three clear stones believed to be diamonds. Running accurately and keeping excellent time, though not recently serviced, this exceptional example is accompanied by its original Rolex Warranty / Official Chronometer Certification dated December 8, 1989, the original green warranty card sleeve, "Your Rolex Oyster" and "Rolex Datejust" booklets, and the original Rolex de Venezuela plastic document sleeve, offering a rare combination of originality, provenance, and character.