Rolex 16613

Rolex 16613

Rolex 16613 This Rolex 16613 came in recently for attention to the obvious smashed crystal but also for a movement service. The watch wasn’t particularly in need of one, but if you just change the crystal without checking the rest of the movement it can cause expensive damage so it’s a very sensible precaution. It’s good to see the movement had been hacked, this stops any possibility of hands getting bent or wheels being damaged by loose pieces of sapphire crystal. The caseback is the usual plain Rolex affair. The first job is to uncase the movement and see what damage there

Why It Matters

Rolex 16613 continues to generate interest among collectors and enthusiasts. According to thewatchbloke.co.uk, the development reflects broader trends in the watch industry.