Hallam & Sons proudly presents this exquisite Rolex Datejust 16233, a timeless icon of elegance and performance. Featuring the luxurious champagne factory diamond dial with factory-set “big” diamond hour markers, this reference showcases Rolex’s renowned craftsmanship and enduring prestige.
Housed in a classic 36mm stainless steel and 18k yellow gold Oyster case, the fluted bezel complements the original two-tone Jubilee bracelet for a look that is unmistakably refined. The bracelet shows moderate stretch, consistent with age, and remains comfortable and secure on the wrist. The gold dial is adorned with 10 brilliant-cut diamond indices and the iconic Cyclops date window at 3 o’clock, delivering clarity and distinction.
This timepiece has been recently serviced by an independent professional watchmaker and comes with a 12-month Hallam & Sons mechanical warranty for your peace of mind. It is offered complete with the original Rolex box and papers, adding significant collector value and authenticity.
Key Features:
• Model: Rolex Datejust 16233
• Serial Number Prefix: W (1995–96 production era)
• Case Size: 36mm
• Case Material: Stainless Steel & 18k Yellow Gold
• Bezel: 18k Yellow Gold Fluted
• Dial: Factory Champagne with Big Diamond Hour Markers
• Bracelet: Original Rolex Jubilee (Two-Tone)
• Movement: Rolex Calibre 3135, Automatic
• Crystal: Sapphire with Cyclops Lens
• Warranty: 12-Month Mechanical Warranty
• Box & Papers: Included (original set with swing tag, plus Watch Register Certificate confirming the watch is clear of loss or theft records.
• Condition: Very good vintage condition, signs of wear in usual places. (Recently serviced).
Water Resistance Notice: While this model was originally rated for water resistance, due to its vintage nature we cannot guarantee water resistance.
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INTERNATIONAL BUYERS - PLEASE NOTE: Import taxes and fees are not included in the product or shipping price. These charges are the responsibility of the buyer.
