Rolex Datejust 6916

Name: Rolex Datejust 6916 Stainless steel 1981 United States | Luxury Watches & Timepieces | Lot 1011
Brand: Rolex
SKU: 6916
Price: 2000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Rolex Datejust 6916 26mm Stainless steel

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Description

Lady's Stainless Steel and Diamond Lady-Datejust Chronometer Watch, Rolex

Circa 1981, Rolex 2030, reference number 6916, serial number 6774506, the stainless steel Oyster case with white gold bezel set with full cut round diamonds weighing approximately .75 total carat (H-I color, SI2-I1 clarity), bezel testing 14KT, the signed mother-of-pearl dial with silver-tone Roman numeral hour markers, silver-tone baton hands, and date window at 3:00 hour, the stainless steel Jubilee bracelet with end caps numbered 568, completed with a signed deployant clasp numbered 62510 D. Case 26mm; 6.5 in. adjustable Scratches to case and bracelet; aftermarket dial and bezel; some diamonds with chips visible under 10x magnification; loss to lettering on dial; overall, good estate condition; running at time of examination.

Collectible Features |Rolex Datejust 6916

Discover all the different variants of this specific reference that can enhance, or limit, this watch's value and collectability.

Linen Dial

A dial with a texture resembling linen fabric, adding a unique aesthetic.

Sigma Dial

A dial marked with the sigma symbol (s) at the bottom, indicating the use of gold indices and hands.

Stella Dial

The Rolex Stella Dial refers to a series of brightly colored lacquered dials, primarily found on vintage Rolex Day-Date models from the 1970s and early 1980s. These dials are known for their bold, vibrant colors along with a high-gloss enamel finish that gives them a distinctive look. What makes the Stella Dials particularly collectible is their rarity and uniqueness, as they were produced in limited numbers and initially aimed at specific markets, such as the Middle East and Asia. Although not widely popular at the time, the retro appeal and scarcity of these colorful dials have made them highly desirable among modern collectors.