RolexSky-Dweller

KEY FACTS

• This Rolex Sky-Dweller is offered by a private seller in the UK 
• A highly sought-after stainless steel variant of Rolex's luxurious travel watch
• A one-owner example purchased new from a Rolex authorised dealer 
• Supplied with a Rolex display box, outer box and sleeve, warranty card and manual, card holder, user instructions, and swing tags
• Currently under Rolex's five-year international warranty
• The vendor confirms the watch to be in good working order, with some marks on the case and bracelet commensurate with regular wear

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Released in 2012, the Sky-Dweller was Rolex's first all-new watch since 1992 and is highly regarded for its innovative 'Ring Command' bezel, which is used for the watch's settings 
• It's also The Crown's most complicated watch and represents an interesting mix of technical capability and distinctive looks
• In addition to telling the time, the Sky-Dweller is also equipped with annual calendar and dual-time complications 
• This example is finished in steel with a sunburst blue dial and is among the most sought-after variants of Rolex's luxurious travel watch
• The fluted Ring Command bezel is finished in 18K white gold 
• Housed inside the 100m waterproof Oyster case is the chronometer-certified 9001, which is equipped with a 72-hour power reserve 

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