Pictures of 116500's movement

[Kube]

I heard that Rolex made this movement look good. Anyone have pictures?

[vh2k]

I'll let you know as soon as Rolex unveils the new "Roleview" scratch-resistant sapphire crystal case back.

[LOWERCASE GUY]

Originally Posted by vh2k

I'll let you know as soon as Rolex unveils the new "Roleview" scratch-resistant sapphire crystal case back.

Hahaha yeah. The should of put an open case back on their Cellini range imo.

[Polarexplorerii]

Originally Posted by vh2k

I'll let you know as soon as Rolex unveils the new "Roleview" scratch-resistant sapphire crystal case back.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Kube

I heard that Rolex made this movement look good. Anyone have pictures?

All Rolex movements look quite plain Jane in that department, but how a movement looks, have nothing to do on how it runs,or accuracy and longevity of life.

Rolex cal 4130

[Kube]

Originally Posted by padi56

All Rolex movements look quite plain Jane in that department, but how a movement looks, have nothing to do on how it runs,or accuracy and longevity of life.

Rolex cal 4130

Thanks Peter. My question derived from one of Tim Mosso's Watchbox videos posted about 5 months ago about the 116500. He said that Rolex made the movement look very nice on that one but naturally, I was curious since all contemporary Rolex movements I've seen have similar finish and all plain jane. This one's no different and the picture confirms my thoughts, thanks