Rolex Two Tone Datejust Jubilee Silver Dial 116233
Contemporary watch design is on display with the 6-digit Rolex Datejust reference 116233. Introduced in 2005, the reference 116233 replaced the 5-digit Rolex 16233. The most noticeable difference between both Rolex watches is cosmetic with the addition of broader lugs for a watch that wears slightly larger on the wrist than traditional 36mm watches. Ref. 116233 features Yellow Rolesor, a pairing of 904L stainless steel and Rolex gold. Luminous baton hour markers in yellow gold surrounds and matching central sweeping hands are designed to glow evenly for up to 8-hours for a highly visible reading in light or dark environments. Rolex's notorious Oyster case boasts a 100-meter depth rating, thanks to a process of screwing the case back, bezel, and Twinlock screw-down crown to the Monobloc middle case, protecting the perpetual movement within.
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Rolex Two Tone Datejust Jubilee Silver Dial 116233
Contemporary watch design is on display with the 6-digit Rolex Datejust reference 116233. Introduced in 2005, the reference 116233 replaced the 5-digit Rolex 16233. The most noticeable difference between both Rolex watches is cosmetic with the addition of broader lugs for a watch that wears slightly larger on the wrist than traditional 36mm watches. Ref. 116233 features Yellow Rolesor, a pairing of 904L stainless steel and Rolex gold. Luminous baton hour markers in yellow gold surrounds and matching central sweeping hands are designed to glow evenly for up to 8-hours for a highly visible reading in light or dark environments. Rolex's notorious Oyster case boasts a 100-meter depth rating, thanks to a process of screwing the case back, bezel, and Twinlock screw-down crown to the Monobloc middle case, protecting the perpetual movement within.
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Contemporary watch design is on display with the 6-digit Rolex Datejust reference 116233. Introduced in 2005, the reference 116233 replaced the 5-digit Rolex 16233. The most noticeable difference between both Rolex watches is cosmetic with the addition of broader lugs for a watch that wears slightly larger on the wrist than traditional 36mm watches. Ref. 116233 features Yellow Rolesor, a pairing of 904L stainless steel and Rolex gold. Luminous baton hour markers in yellow gold surrounds and matching central sweeping hands are designed to glow evenly for up to 8-hours for a highly visible reading in light or dark environments. Rolex's notorious Oyster case boasts a 100-meter depth rating, thanks to a process of screwing the case back, bezel, and Twinlock screw-down crown to the Monobloc middle case, protecting the perpetual movement within.
