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147 - Rolex Datejust 36 “Wide Boy,” reference 1600, dating from 1972. This watch features a clean silver dial with baton hour markers, perfectly capturing the vintage style of the 1970s. The watch features a date window and a central seconds hand, complemented by a screw-down crown characteristic of dive watches from that era. The Rolex Caliber 1570 automatic movement ensures proven reliability. The 36 mm steel case, 12 mm thick, fits comfortably on the wrist with a height of 43.2 mm. The original Plexiglas crystal attests to the authenticity of this vintage piece. The 100-meter water resistance allows for versatile everyday use. The original steel bracelet, complete with its authentic “folded” clasp, is included. This watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. The overall condition is good, with the expected signs of wear visible on a watch over fifty years old: the case, dial, bezel, and crystal bear the charming marks of time.A 1972 “Wide Boy” Datejust remains a fine acquisition for anyone seeking the essence of a vintage Rolex, with its timeless balance between ruggedness and understated elegance.
Rolex Datejust 36 “Wide Boy,” reference 1600, dating from 1972. This watch features a clean silver dial with baton hour markers, perfectly capturing the vintage style of the 1970s. The watch features a date window and a central seconds hand, complemented by a screw-down crown characteristic of dive watches from that era. The Rolex Caliber 1570 automatic movement ensures proven reliability. The 36 mm steel case, 12 mm thick, fits comfortably on the wrist with a height of 43.2 mm. The original Plexiglas crystal attests to the authenticity of this vintage piece. The 100-meter water resistance allows for versatile everyday use. The original steel bracelet, complete with its authentic “folded” clasp, is included. This watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. The overall condition is good, with the expected signs of wear visible on a watch over fifty years old: the case, dial, bezel, and crystal bear the charming marks of time.A 1972 “Wide Boy” Datejust remains a fine acquisition for anyone seeking the essence of a vintage Rolex, with its timeless balance between ruggedness and understated elegance.