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Rolex Yacht-Master 37 “Rolesium” Dark Rhodium – Ref. 268622-0002
Specific Watch Details:
Year: 2024
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.
Inclusions: Inner and outer boxes, warranty card, card holder, Yacht-Master booklet, warranty booklet, green hang tag, white hang tag
Bracelet/Strap: Stainless steel Oyster bracelet with Oysterlock clasp
Case Material: Rolesium (Stainless Steel & Platinum)
Bezel: Rotating, 60-minute graduated, Platinum
Crystal: Sapphire
Case Back: Closed
Case Diameter: 37.00 mm
Case Thickness: 12.00 mm
Lug Width: 17.00 mm
Water Resistance: 100 meters
Introduced: 2017 (BaselWorld)
Dial:
Nickname: Dark Rhodium
Color: Grey, sunburst finish
Indexes: Stick / Dot
Hands: Mercedes-style with luminescent fill
About the Rolex Yacht-Master 37 “Rolesium” Dark Rhodium – Ref. 268622-0002:
Introduced at BaselWorld 2017, the Rolex Yacht-Master 37 reference 268622-0002 combines stainless steel and platinum in the unique “Rolesium” construction that distinguishes the Yacht-Master line. Its platinum rotating bezel enhances durability while adding a luxurious touch, and the sunburst grey “Dark Rhodium” dial provides striking contrast with the turquoise blue seconds hand and text accents. Powered by the caliber 2236 automatic movement, this chronometer-certified timepiece blends precision with versatility, offering a refined yet sporty aesthetic suited for both nautical adventures and everyday wear.
Important Notes:
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