Rolex: A Rare 18 Carat Yellow Gold Wristwatch with Red Khanjar Royal Crest National Symbol of Oman
signed Rolex, model: Day/Date, ref: 18200/18238, 1988
(calibre 3155) automatic lever movement signed and numbered 5289817 , adjusted to five positions and temperature, silvered sun burst dial with baton markers, Red Khanjar Royal Crest National Symbol of Oman positioned above 6, day and date apertures, centre seconds, screw down crown, faceted bezel, screw back signed inside with maker's mark Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 18200 , convention gold mark 18k750 , case serial number L552485 , Rolex 18 carat gold President bracelet with a concealed deployant clasp numbered 8385 , with Rolex boxes, booklets, leather notepad and two Rolex tags, 34mm wide, This watch was presented by the Sultan of Oman as a token of appreciation to that served in Oman. Rolex "Khanjar" watches are very rare and it is now known from research that the Sultan's (Qaboos Bin Said al Said) collaboration with Rolex started in the early 1970's, to show his appreciation and gratitude for recognition of services rendered. Rolex watches ordered by the Sultan were adorned with the "Khanjar" national symbol, marked in red, white, gold and green. 2139, Rolex: A Rare 18 Carat Yellow Gold Wristwatch with Red Khanjar Royal Crest National Symbol of Oman
signed Rolex, model: Day/Date, ref: 18200/18238, 1988 , (calibre 3155) automatic lever movement signed and numbered 5289817 , adjusted to five positions and temperature, silvered sun burst dial with baton markers, Red Khanjar Royal Crest National Symbol of Oman positioned above 6, day and date apertures, centre seconds, screw down crown, faceted bezel, screw back signed inside with maker's mark Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 18200 , convention gold mark 18k750 , case serial number L552485 , Rolex 18 carat gold President bracelet with a concealed deployant clasp numbered 8385 , with Rolex boxes, booklets, leather notepad and two Rolex tags
34mm wide
This watch was presented by the Sultan of Oman as a token of appreciation to that served in Oman. Rolex "Khanjar" watches are very rare and it is now known from research that the Sultan's (Qaboos Bin Said al Said) collaboration with Rolex started in the early 1970's, to show his appreciation and gratitude for recognition of services rendered. Rolex watches ordered by the Sultan were adorned with the "Khanjar" national symbol, marked in red, white, gold and green.
, Not Sold
Estimated at £25,000 - £30,000
