1998 Rolex Submariner Date 40MM Oystersteel Black Dial (16610)

This timepiece is in good condition, with signs of wear and a minor nick on the bezel. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer), booklets, a hangtag (red), and papers dated October 12th, 1998.

The Rolex Submariner Date (16610), a vintage classic revered for its enduring appeal, showcases a sophisticated fusion of elements that stand as a testament to Rolex's illustrious heritage. The 40mm Oystersteel case, known for its durability, perfectly complements the sleek black ceramic bezel, evoking a sense of refined strength and style.

The bezel, featuring a graduated scale for 60 minutes, frames a minimalist dial adorned with luminous-coated hour markers and hands. A date display positioned at 3 o'clock, enhanced by a Cyclops lens, adds to the watch's practicality. Engineered for aquatic adventures, this timepiece offers a remarkable water resistance of 300 meters.

The three-link steel bracelet, secured by a folding clasp, not only ensures a secure fit but also harmonizes with the overall design aesthetic, making it a statement piece of both form and function.

Powered by the automatic 3135 movement, renowned for its precision, this watch boasts a 48-hour power reserve. The solid case back protects the intricate mechanisms within, ensuring longevity and reliability.

The Rolex Submariner Date (16610) effortlessly blends vintage charm with timeless design. Every aspect of this watch, from its mechanical excellence to its thoughtful design elements, contributes to its embodiment of horological artistry. With its deep connection to the past and a commitment to enduring elegance, this timepiece captures the essence of Rolex's storied horological journey.

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This timepiece is in good condition, with signs of wear and a minor nick on the bezel. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer), booklets, a hangtag (red), and papers dated October 12th, 1998.