Watches

Rolex, gent's stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 41 'Wimbledon' limited edition automatic wristwatch, as new condition, with slate grey dial and roman markers surrounded by 'green grass' colour, serial number 962L11L6, model 126334, SAP 39139.64, diameter 41mm, comes with International Guarantee  retailer 535 The Modern Home, Qatar, dated 23 Jan 2019, guarantee manual, booklet, all original tags, inner & outer boxes and gift bag, the watch was gift to the owner from the Royal Family of Qatar.

Rolex, a gentleman's 18ct gold Rolex Day Date wristwatch, model 1803, gold coloured dial with applied gold baton hour markers, day aperture at 12, date aperture at 3, gold pencil hands with lume inserts, sweep centre seconds hand, railroad outer seconds track in black, fluted bezel, screw down crown with coronet logo, on a signed Rolex 18ct gold president bracelet strap, longer than normal, with signed Rolex clasp, in presentation box with gilt metal buckle motif, no papers, case 36mm, serial No 5132563, with copy of purchase receipt 9th December 2020, also service invoice and warranty card from Swisstec (24 month warranty from 2/3/21), two extra links.

Rolex, a gents GMT II 16710, stainless steel wristwatch, Oyster Perpetual Date, coke bezel, 40mm dial, oyster bracelet, circa 2000, with original box, outer box, service box, tags, P479797, style R16710AB0B7879. purchased by the owner in 2001 in Alaska, US, see Rolex warranty dated 13th Jan 2001, serviced by Rolex 19th Jan 2019 by Rolex (see card), replacement bezel at service.

Rolex, Oyster Perpetual Submariner, 100m = 330ft, steel model, tropic dial, no bezel or bracelet, moisture contamination, not running, circa 1959, case number 399402 (note the case number of lot 212 is 399410). History. This is one of two submariner wristwatches (lots 212 and 213) given to Stanley Sayer by Rolex and has been in the family since. Stanley Sayer was a film cameraman working for Technicolour, he set up a special effects company, and also worked on several film sets including Superman and Star Wars. He was a keen diver and inventor of the minisub. The minisub enabled divers to move underwater effortlessly, steer a course and to light their way ahead. Although he himself did not patent the design, it attracted widespread interest. Around 1959 Rolex were interested in using Stanley and his machine in their advertising portfolio and took a number of photos with him in action wearing one of their watches for publication. In payment for his services, he was invited to keep the watch that he wore in the press shoot (lot 212) and also given a second Submariner (lot 213), which he then gave to his son in 1961. He wore the watch daily until he passed in April 2000. The watches have been consigned by his son.

Rolex, a gents stainless steel Oyster Perpetual GMT Master chronometer, Pepsi dial, box and guarantee number 2293218, circa 1970.

Rolex Tudor, a 1989/1990 gents Oyster Prince Submariner 200 wristwatch.

Rolex, a gents Deepsea Sea-Dweller Oyster Perpetual Date stainless steel wristwatch

A 1966 Rolex Submariner, model 5513