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Rolex Datejust 17014

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Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz 17014 blue dial collectors grade

Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz ref. 17014, blue dial, collectors grade, 1984. This attractive Oysterquartz from 1984 in all original condition with a near mint blue dial. The case shows signs of use but yet retains very sharp chamfers. This indicates that the case is probably in rare, unpolished condition. 12 months guarantee. Introduced in 1977, after five years of research and development, the Oysterquartz is a testament of the quartz crisis era, in which the new technology that was pummelling the mechanical watch industry. The Oysterquartz’s design is a complete diversion from anything else Rolex has produced before or since. It is perhaps Rolex’s most under-appreciated yet over-engineered watch with maximum durability, rarity and precision. Please read the condition report carefully and refer to the high resolution pictures to help you assess the overall condition of the watch. MODEL / REFERENCE: Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz reference 17014. The serial number 8’395’xxx dates it to 1984. DIAL+ HANDS: attractive blue dial with sunray finish in original condition. It is near mint, with only minimal signs of aging around the lume dots. All printing is sharp, the date wheel is clean. The lume dots are present and have aged to an attractive beige colour. The 8 and 9 o’clock dots show some lume loss. The applied coronet, as well as the highly-polished white gold stick markers are incredibly well preserved. The silver handset is original and in very good condition presenting perfectly matching lume inlays to the hour dots. CRYSTAL: The scratch resistant sapphire crystal comes with its iconic magnifying Cyclops at 3 o’clock. CASE: Rolex introduced an entirely new, 70s styled case in which they introduced their new caliber. The 36mm stainless steel case appears larger than the regular Oyster case, without being obtrusive, helped in part by the integration of the bracelet. The applied a combination of the concentric brushing of the lugs, the vertical brushing of the area where the bracelet meets the case and the polished sides of the case / bevels, topped by the 18-karat, fluted grey gold bezel manages to capture light without appearing brash. The case shows signs of use consistent with age of the watch. The case retains very sharp chamfers. This indicates that the case is probably in rare, unpolished condition. The reference and serial number on the caseback are crisp CASEBACK: The stainless steel case back is in good condition, with signs of use and intact knurling. The inner case back is clean and stamped with all the period correct engravings including the 17000B reference number. MOVEMENT: The COSC certified in-house caliber 5035 features 11 jewels, a 32 kHz oscillator which had a higher frequency than the Beta 21 movement. It also features a quick-set date function as well as hacking seconds for accurate time setting. The watch has been checked by our watchmaker and a new battery has been fitted. At the time, this quartz movements had a standard of +/- 0.7 seconds per day compared to the -4/+6 for mechanical movements. CROWN: The original Rolex crown displays a crisp coronet and a straight line underneath it, symbolizing the infamous twin lock system patented by Rolex. The crown screws down tightly, pulls out to time setting and quick-date setting positions perfectly. BRACELET: The integrated flat-link bracelet comes in a 5 row design with satin finish and polished elements. The signed Rolex clasp carries the correct stamps. This stainless steel bracelet carries the reference 17010B and comes in full length with 13 links and shows only minimal stretch and almost no scratches. ACCESSORIES: Saffiano Leather watch roll. The Oysterquartz is without a doubt a quirky choice that ticks differently from its Rolex siblings. A child of the 1970s, this technological piece of wonder awakened from its slumber thanks to the market heat around the integrated bracelet steel watches dictated by the sporty Genta-inspired design language. It is said that only 25,000 watches with the Oysterquartz movement were produced over a quarter of a century for every metal in every color. WARRANTY: We guarantee the authenticity of the watch. We also provide 12 months guarantee for the correct function of this timepiece. All guarantees are subject to the General Terms and conditions Please feel free to ask questions, we will be glad to answer. Virtual or face-to-face viewing is available by appointment.Shipping: insured and registered parcels by Swiss postal service, DHL or Fedex. Terms of sale: The large, clear unaltered pictures are an important part of the description. Please look carefully and feel free to ask questions. We check the watch to be certain it runs when listed and we re-check before shipping. There is no warranty on the accuracy of the watch. Please note that vintage watches are in general not considered waterproof. Returns only accepted within 3 days of receipt if the watch is not as described and pictured and it is returned in the same exact condition as it was sold. Refunds will only be made upon a full inspection and will amount to the purchase price minus shipping and handling costs. Buyer is responsible for the return postage, insurance, and safe delivery of the watch back to me. Import duties, taxes and charges (typically collected upon delivery or pickup) are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Please check with your country's customs office prior to bidding/buying to determine what these additional costs will be.Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz 17014 blue dial collectors grade $ 9,446 Basic Info Listing code G79NS4 Brand Rolex Model Datejust Oysterquartz Reference number 17014 Dealer product code 221221-1 Movement Quartz Case material Steel Bracelet material Steel Year of production 1984 Condition Good (Light signs of wear or scratches) Scope of delivery No original box, no original papers Gender Men's watch/Unisex Location Switzerland, Luzern, Schweiz Price CHF8,200 (= $9,446) [Negotiable] Availability Item is in stock Caliber Movement Quartz Movement/Caliber 5035 Number of jewels 11 Case Case material Steel Case diameter 36 x 42 mm Try it on Water resistance Not water resistant Bezel material White gold Crystal Sapphire crystal Dial Blue Dial numerals No numerals Bracelet/strap Bracelet material Steel Bracelet color Steel Clasp Fold clasp Clasp material Steel Functions Date Other Screw-Down Crown, Luminous indices Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz ref. 17014, blue dial, collectors grade, 1984. This attractive Oysterquartz from 1984 in all original condition with a near mint blue dial. The case shows signs of use but yet retains very sharp chamfers. This indicates that the case is probably in rare, unpolished condition. 12 months guarantee. Introduced in 1977, after five years of research and development, the Oysterquartz is a testament of the quartz crisis era, in which the new technology that was pummelling the mechanical watch industry. The Oysterquartz’s design is a complete diversion from anything else Rolex has produced before or since. It is perhaps Rolex’s most under-appreciated yet over-engineered watch with maximum durability, rarity and precision. Please read the condition report carefully and refer to the high resolution pictures to help you assess the overall condition of the watch. MODEL / REFERENCE: Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz reference 17014. The serial number 8’395’xxx dates it to 1984. DIAL+ HANDS: attractive blue dial with sunray finish in original condition. It is near mint, with only minimal signs of aging around the lume dots. All printing is sharp, the date wheel is clean. The lume dots are present and have aged to an attractive beige colour. The 8 and 9 o’clock dots show some lume loss. The applied coronet, as well as the highly-polished white gold stick markers are incredibly well preserved. The silver handset is original and in very good condition presenting perfectly matching lume inlays to the hour dots. CRYSTAL: The scratch resistant sapphire crystal comes with its iconic magnifying Cyclops at 3 o’clock. CASE: Rolex introduced an entirely new, 70s styled case in which they introduced their new caliber. The 36mm stainless steel case appears larger than the regular Oyster case, without being obtrusive, helped in part by the integration of the bracelet. The applied a combination of the concentric brushing of the lugs, the vertical brushing of the area where the bracelet meets the case and the polished sides of the case / bevels, topped by the 18-karat, fluted grey gold bezel manages to capture light without appearing brash. The case shows signs of use consistent with age of the watch. The case retains very sharp chamfers. This indicates that the case is probably in rare, unpolished condition. The reference and serial number on the caseback are crisp CASEBACK: The stainless steel case back is in good condition, with signs of use and intact knurling. The inner case back is clean and stamped with all the period correct engravings including the 17000B reference number. MOVEMENT: The COSC certified in-house caliber 5035 features 11 jewels, a 32 kHz oscillator which had a higher frequency than the Beta 21 movement. It also features a quick-set date function as well as hacking seconds for accurate time setting. The watch has been checked by our watchmaker and a new battery has been fitted. At the time, this quartz movements had a standard of +/- 0.7 seconds per day compared to the -4/+6 for mechanical movements. CROWN: The original Rolex crown displays a crisp coronet and a straight line underneath it, symbolizing the infamous twin lock system patented by Rolex. The crown screws down tightly, pulls out to time setting and quick-date setting positions perfectly. BRACELET: The integrated flat-link bracelet comes in a 5 row design with satin finish and polished elements. The signed Rolex clasp carries the correct stamps. This stainless steel bracelet carries the reference 17010B and comes in full length with 13 links and shows only minimal stretch and almost no scratches. ACCESSORIES: Saffiano Leather watch roll. The Oysterquartz is without a doubt a quirky choice that ticks differently from its Rolex siblings. A child of the 1970s, this technological piece of wonder awakened from its slumber thanks to the market heat around the integrated bracelet steel watches dictated by the sporty Genta-inspired design language. It is said that only 25,000 watches with the Oysterquartz movement were produced over a quarter of a century for every metal in every color. WARRANTY: We guarantee the authenticity of the watch. We also provide 12 months guarantee for the correct function of this timepiece. All guarantees are subject to the General Terms and conditions Please feel free to ask questions, we will be glad to answer. Virtual or face-to-face viewing is available by appointment.Shipping: insured and registered parcels by Swiss postal service, DHL or Fedex. Terms of sale: The large, clear unaltered pictures are an important part of the description. Please look carefully and feel free to ask questions. We check the watch to be certain it runs when listed and we re-check before shipping. There is no warranty on the accuracy of the watch. Please note that vintage watches are in general not considered waterproof. Returns only accepted within 3 days of receipt if the watch is not as described and pictured and it is returned in the same exact condition as it was sold. Refunds will only be made upon a full inspection and will amount to the purchase price minus shipping and handling costs. Buyer is responsible for the return postage, insurance, and safe delivery of the watch back to me. Import duties, taxes and charges (typically collected upon delivery or pickup) are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Please check with your country's customs office prior to bidding/buying to determine what these additional costs will be.

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