Circa 1992. Stainless steel case with 18ct yellow gold fluted bezel. Case width 36. Reference 16233. Signed automatic 3135 calibre with quick date set. Grey dial with green Roman numeral hour markers, date aperture to three. Fitted to a signed bi-metal Jubilee bracelet with folding clasp.
Box and papers.
Rolex has served as the official timekeeper and partner of Wimbledon, the world’s oldest and most esteemed tennis tournament, since 1978. The association is so strong that this particular dial style, featuring Roman numerals edged in green—a tribute both to the iconic grass courts and Rolex’s signature color—has become popularly known as the ‘Wimbledon.’ Tournament champions are often spotted sporting their Rolex watches, further cementing the connection between the brand and the prestigious event.
Circa 1992. Stainless steel case with 18ct yellow gold fluted bezel. Case width 36. Reference 16233. Signed automatic 3135 calibre with quick date set. Grey dial with green Roman numeral hour markers, date aperture to three. Fitted to a signed bi-metal Jubilee bracelet with folding clasp.
Box and papers.
Rolex has served as the official timekeeper and partner of Wimbledon, the world’s oldest and most esteemed tennis tournament, since 1978. The association is so strong that this particular dial style, featuring Roman numerals edged in green—a tribute both to the iconic grass courts and Rolex’s signature color—has become popularly known as the ‘Wimbledon.’ Tournament champions are often spotted sporting their Rolex watches, further cementing the connection between the brand and the prestigious event.
