Gold Rolex Datejust, help identify please?

[ZuluTime]

This watch showed up in a box of family jewelry. It's possible that it was given by my mom to my dad in 1971, who unfortunately passed away a year later. My mom, now in her 90s, can't remember.

Is it a 1601 model? I apologize for the single picture, as I don't have access to the watch.

Is this a jubilee wristband? I can't seem to find a single model that has the "thick" 6 and 9 markers.

Any help welcome.

Cheers,

-zt

[Dan S]

We will need much better photos to authenticate it.

[CTech]

You'll obviously need to have better photos to get better opinions, but from what I can see it appears to be a 1601 on a Jubilee bracelet, but whether it is genuine or a replica is impossible to tell.

It has the look of a 14ct gold model but you'll need to look at the hallmarks on the case and bracelet or the stamps/engravings in the case back to be sure.

The dial is a little unusual but there were some 1601 watches with these thicker 6 and 9 marker dials made around the early 1970s.

Here's a link to a 1970 1601 bi-metallic watch with a similar dial:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1409249...e-14k-gold-and

[0nly5iv3Digits]

Rolex 16018. Looks genuine to me. A rare reference.

[Dan S]

Originally Posted by 0nly5iv3Digits

Rolex 16018. Looks genuine to me. A rare reference.

It appears to be a 4-digit reference at first glance.

[ZuluTime]

Thank you all for the responses. I will see if I can acquire better pictures.

Ya'll rock.

-zt

[Incroyable12]

I think those are called doorstop markers.

[Dan S]

They don’t look like doorstop markers to me, but the photo is obviously poor.

[0nly5iv3Digits]

Originally Posted by Dan S

It appears to be a 4-digit reference at first glance.

Indeed you’re right. Fat-fingered this one. 1601/8, pardon me.

[crowncollection]

Looks to be a pan pie dial. Model. 1601/8
Need better pics. The dial is a known variant

Case and bezel look real nice, don’t polished more pics to authentic


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