The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It still retains a protective sticker on the case back. It includes the box, additional items, and papers. 

The Rolex Explorer II (16570) with the white "Polar" dial is a legendary tool watch that perfectly balances vintage charm with rugged functionality, making it an exceptional choice for a college student who values a piece of history with serious utility. Housed in a 40mm stainless steel case, this timepiece features a crisp white dial with high-contrast black hands and a distinctive orange 24-hour hand, designed to distinguish day from night for explorers and travelers. The fixed 24-hour bezel and the outsize date with the Cyclops lens ensure instant legibility in any condition, whether you are navigating a new campus, studying late in a dark library, or traveling across time zones for a break. The Oystersteel bracelet is built to withstand the daily grind of student life, from backpack straps to weekend outdoor activities, offering a durability that modern watches often struggle to match. While the 16570 was produced before the introduction of the current 3285 movement, it is powered by the robust Caliber 3185 (or the upgraded 3186 in later production years), known for its reliability, hacking seconds, and a 48-hour power reserve. This movement allows for independent adjustment of the local hour hand, a feature that is invaluable for a student with international connections or future study abroad plans. As a vintage piece, the 16570 "Polar" has gained significant cult status and value, often trading at a premium due to its iconic design and the discontinuation of the white dial in favor of the black version in the newer reference. For a young collector, owning a 16570 is not just about telling time; it is about acquiring a piece of Rolex history that serves as a versatile, investment-grade companion for the journey from university to adulthood.