RolexYacht-Master

KEY FACTS

• A ladies’ version of Rolex’s rugged and equally elegant Yacht-Master
• Offered by a private collector based in the UK
• ​Presented with its presentation box, outer sleeve, warranty card, booklets, swing tags and bezel protector
• Also included in the lot is a spare link where the bracelet has been sized as well as a bezel protector
• Serviced in October 2020 (receipt provided)
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor, who reports the watch to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, seconds, and date
• Bi-directional platinum bezel with raised 60-minute graduation
• Powered by the Rolex calibre 2235 with a 48-hour power reserve
• Waterproofness of 100m

SUMMARY

The Yacht-Master was initially introduced in 1992 as a more opulent and upscale alternative to the Submariner. It’s characterised by a case more rounded and fluid than the slab-sided shape of other Rolex sports watches. In 1999, Rolex introduced a new look to the model line, incorporating a platinum bezel and dial. It also offered different case sizes, including this 29mm version perfectly suited to smaller wrists. Offering the same features as its larger siblings, the rotating platinum bezel is media blasted with raised polished markers. The platinum dial has applied indices in white gold, and a red seconds hand and script provide a hint of colour to the otherwise monochromatic aesthetic. Housed underneath the screw-down case back is a Chronometer certified in-house movement, calibre 2235.

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