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Rolex Submariner Date 18k Yellow Gold Blue – Ref. 16618 (SuperLuminova)
Specific Watch Details:
Year: 2005–2006 (Approximately)
Condition: Used (Good) – Moderate wear from regular use, including scratches or minor dents. Bracelet may be stretched. Engravings may show wear. May have been lightly polished. Please see photos.
Condition Notes: This watch is unpolished and is partially stickered. The bracelet has little to no sag.
Inclusions: Box, 10 links
Bracelet/Strap: 18k Yellow Gold Oyster bracelet with Oysterlock clasp
Bezel: Unidirectional rotating dive bezel, blue insert with 60-minute graduation
Crystal: Sapphire
Case Back: Closed
Case Diameter: 40.00 mm
Case Thickness: 13.00 mm
Lug Width: 20.00 mm
Water Resistance: 300 meters
Produced: 1988 – 2008
Dial:
Color: Blue
Indexes: Stick / Dot
Hands: Mercedes-style with SuperLuminova lume
About the Rolex Submariner Date 18k Yellow Gold Blue – Ref. 16618 (SuperLuminova):
Produced from 1988 through 2008, the Rolex Submariner 16618 represents the full-gold evolution of the brand’s legendary dive watch. This 2005–2006 example features the later-era SuperLuminova dial for bright and reliable luminescence. With its 18k yellow gold case and matching Oyster bracelet, complemented by a blue sunburst dial and bezel insert, the 16618 embodies a perfect balance of luxury and tool-watch functionality. Powered by the robust caliber 3135, this model delivers precision, durability, and water resistance to 300 meters. A true classic, the blue 16618 remains one of the most iconic precious metal Submariners ever produced.
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