Rolex watches pictures

Explorer II with Cream Dial

• Ref: 16550

• CAL. 3085

• 1989-1992

• Value: $4,500 - only if dial has not been "faked" by bombarding a standard white dial with strong UV light source.

• A very unpopular model when introduced in '89.

• Ref: 5517
• CAL: 1520
• 1974-1979
• Value: $10,000
• Bezel has minute engravings around the entire bezel. Distinctive circle T on dial.

• Ref: 1680
• Dial has red letter "Submariner"
• CAL. 1570
• Early 70's
• Value: $4,500

• A rare watch, but the dial is easily forged, and proof of red line originality is impossible from maker or original papers. Even experts have trouble distinguishing an original and may not try.

• Ref: 6541
• CAL. 1030
• mid 50's
• Value: $35-$40,000.
• Vitally important is the original "thunderbolt" second hand with red arrowhead tip. Absence or replacement of that original hand will decrease the value up to $10,000!
• Precursor to Thunderbird

• Ref: 16610
• CAL. 3135
• 70's. 80's, 90's
• Value: $13,000 but fake dials are common, need original Mfr. papers proving watch made for the COMEX diving company to get this price.

• Ref: 6265
• CAL Valjoux 72
• 1970-1978
• 18K Gold
• Value: $35,000
• Not a watch to let the mall jeweler work on!

• Ref: 6542
• CAL. 1036
• Early 60's
• Value: $5,000
• Red Date. In the early 60's these could be bought new for less than $500.

• Ref: 6262/3
• CAL Valjoux 72
• 1961 - 1970
• Stainless Steel
• Value: $18,000
• Available new in 1968 for $700.

• Officially commissioned by the Egyptian Army to Panerai for the case, Rolex for the movement.
• 17 ruby (jewel) movement
• Made in 1940's
• Value: up to $25,000 Very rare and desirable due to brand cachet of both brands involved.