


The Rolex Submariner 16613 stands as an icon of the early 2000s, representing the perfect marriage of luxury and utility in the world of dive watches. This two-tone example from 2004 captures the enduring appeal of the Submariner line, blending robust stainless steel with warm 18k yellow gold accents, a combination that has become synonymous with the reference and highly sought after by collectors who appreciate both versatility and presence on the wrist.
Examining the watch closely, the glossy black dial remains deep and lustrous, with crisp white text and applied gold surrounds on the hour markers that catch the light beautifully. The luminous plots and hands retain their original color, showing no signs of discoloration or patina, which is consistent with well-preserved examples from this era. The unidirectional bezel features a sharp black insert with gold numerals, presenting only minor surface marks and maintaining its original luster. The sapphire crystal is clear, with the signature Cyclops magnifier over the date window providing excellent legibility. The case shows honest wear, with light scratches visible on the lugs and case sides, but the overall lines remain strong and unpolished, preserving the original factory profile. The screw-down crown, adorned with the Rolex coronet, operates smoothly and sits flush against the case. The Oyster bracelet, with its solid end links and center gold links, displays some light surface scratches typical of regular use, but retains its integrity and tightness, offering a comfortable fit. The caseback is clean, with no notable dings or deep marks, and the automatic movement inside is the venerable caliber 3135, renowned for its reliability and precision.
This watch comes complete with its original box, open warranty paperwork, and the original purchase receipt—an increasingly rare combination that adds significant value and peace of mind for the discerning collector. The presence of these accessories, along with the honest, unpolished condition, makes this 16613 a standout opportunity for those seeking a true classic with documented provenance.
In summary, this 2004 Submariner 16613 offers everything a collector could hope for: original components, attractive two-tone aesthetics, and a full suite of box and papers. It is a watch that wears its history with pride, ready to be enjoyed daily or cherished as part of a serious collection.
Comes with box and open paperwork, original purchase receipt
The watch is in overall good condition, has some light scratches but all in all good true honest condition
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Re: Llipovet Sorry about that, we're working on correcting that now.
Re: colston I tried to counter, but the system is calculating enormous fees, nowhere close to the advertised 3.5%. Definite deal breaker. Trying to figure out what's going on with customer service. No phone, no chat, only email.
What a finish! Congrats @Llipovet
Close auction, to the high bidder and seller, a negotiation panel should auto generate on this page and you can see if you can come to an agreement. Thank you to all the bidders
Re: joemalf Here are some pics of the bracelet and case to give you a sense of stretch and some surface scratches. Let me know if anyone else would like any other photos.
Re: joemalf Hi Joe, thanks for the question, no polish and no known recent service. The watch and band have some surface level scratches. Im out right now but I’ll get you a pic of the band stretch, it’s pretty tight though.
Has this been serviced and polished? Can you show a picture of how much stretch it has?
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