FS- 2012 Rolex 116201 D Datejust 36 Steel & Everose Gold Factory Diamond Dial

[ErikSzper]

For sale is a near mint condition 36mm Oystersteel and 18 karat Everose Gold “ Everose Rolesor” Rolex Datejust 36. The D serial 116201 was originally purchased from an US ORJ in 2012, is fresh from Rolex factory service with a two year warranty on the work performed, and is accompanied by boxes, papers, and factory service records. While at factory service the Rolex received: a complete disassembly and overhaul of the movement, a polishing of the case, a new crystal, and a new crown. The Rolex features a polished steel case, which is accented by a fixed domed polished Everose gold bezel. The Datejust is mounted on a two tone Oyster bracelet, which is secured by an Oysterclasp with an EasyLink comfort extension system. The bracelet contains 11 full size links and will comfortably fit a 7.20 inch wrist. The Rolex features a factory pink diamond dial with applied factory set Everose gold surround single cut diamond hour markers, polished gold hands, and a magnified date window aperture at 3 o’clock. The movement used in the 116201 is the Rolex Calibre 3135, which features approximately 48 hours of power reserve and is COSC certified. Overall the Datejust is in near mint condition and is under factory service warranty until July 2022, with the only imperfection being some extremely faint surface level hairline scratches on the watch’s high polish accents which are barely visible to the naked eye.

Shall deliver with the remainder of the factory service warranty for $8,950.

All timepieces come with a 7 day ‘no questions asked’ return period- will issue 100% refund as long as the timepiece is returned in the same condition in which it was shipped out.

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