Rolex

Rolex GMT-Master II
Ref. 16710 / Box & Papers 2000

€10,550.00

White Gold Pepsi Meteorite Dial 126719BLRO 2020 NEW Stickers

Rolex GMT-Master II
White Gold Pepsi Meteorite Dial 126719BLRO 2020 NEW Stickers

€47,800.00

116710BLNR Oyster "Batman" - Like New 2015

Rolex GMT-Master II
116710BLNR Oyster "Batman" - Like New 2015

€14,600.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
126710BLNR Oyster "Batman" - New 2021

€15,700.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
126710BLNR Jubilee - New 2020

€16,400.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
126710BLNR Oyster "Batman" - New 2023

€15,900.00

126719BLRO New 2020 - White Gold & Blue Dial

Rolex GMT-Master II
126719BLRO New 2020 - White Gold & Blue Dial

€35,900.00

126715CHNR Rose Gold "Rootbeer" - New 2020

Rolex GMT-Master II
126715CHNR Rose Gold "Rootbeer" - New 2020

€35,800.00

116718LN Green Very Rare End Series - New Stickers ITA 2019

Rolex GMT-Master II
116718LN Green Very Rare End Series - New Stickers ITA 2019

€52,500.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
126755SARU New Full Stickers 2020

€168,000.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
126720VTNR - New

€16,350.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
Ref. 16710 / Box & Papers 2002

€11,750.00

126710BLRO Jubilee "Pepsi" - Like New 2019

Rolex GMT-Master II
126710BLRO Jubilee "Pepsi" - Like New 2019

€19,490.00

Rolex GMT-Master II
116710LN - Like New 2008

€11,350.00

116660 D Blue 2016 - NOS Full Stickers EU

Rolex Sea-Dweller
116660 D Blue 2016 - NOS Full Stickers EU

€13,500.00

The Rolex Deepsea is water resistant to a depth of 3,900 metres (12,800 feet) and built to meet the exacting demands of professional divers. This robust, precise and reliable Professional model unveiled in 2008 illustrates Rolexs mastery of waterproofness, acquired over decades of real-life experience stretching back to the heyday of underwater exploration. It is steeped in the pioneering spirit that led Rolex to invent the Oyster and develop, in the 1950s and 1960s, divers watches like the Submariner and the Sea-Dweller. The Rolex Deepsea owes its name to the Deep Sea Special, the experimental Rolex watch that in 1960 successfully travelled to the deepest point in the oceans, a depth of 10,916 metres.