Name: 1991 Rolex Two-Tone Datejust (Ref. 16233) With Papers
SKU: 433591

The Rolex Datejust is one of the most iconic and most beloved Rolex watches ever made, even though the Datejust was launched in 1945 it has remained a timeless classic and is instantly recognizable as an item of refined quality and functional design. The Datejust can be worn just as easily with a suit as it can be with jeans and a tee-shirt. This specific ref. 16233 from 1991 would make a great start for a new vintage collector or be a great addition to an expanding collection.

This specific 1991 Two-Tone Datejust Ref. 16233 is classic and clean. The unpolished stainless steel case, accompanied by its original yellow gold fluted bezel and jubilee bracelet would make a great daily driver that would find itself suitable for almost any setting casual to formal. A somewhat traditional piece due to the tritium markers, yet the watch possesses a sapphire crystal and the movement is a Rolex cal. 3135. Which features the "Quick Set" date function which comes in handy when needing to quickly adjust the date!

Stock #		RLXTTDJ16233
Brand		Rolex
Style		DateJust
Model		16233
Serial		X1XXXX
Size		Men's
Material		SS / 18k YG
Dial		Gold
Millimeters		36mm
Bracelet		Rolex 62523 H18 Two-tone Jubilee Bracelet w/ 455 B End Pieces

CASE & BRACELET

The case is believed to be unpolished with factory finishing remaining showing normal wear, the 18k yellow gold fluted bezel shows very little wear from use and remains in excellent condition. The original Rolex green case back sticker remains worn on the case back. The Rolex two-tone jubilee bracelet is also stunning condition exhibiting almost no stretch. The clasp of the bracelet shows surface scratching but the coronet remains in the original unpolished condition like the rest of the watch.

DIAL & HANDS

The beautiful champagne dial remains in untouched condition. The tritium lume dots are gorgeous showing no lume loss when inspected under UV light. The YG hands are also in excellent original condition and match the lume of the dial, and exhibit no lume loss when inspected under U.V. light. The original gold date wheel is era correct.