As the leading model within the Rolex collection the Submariner has rapidly proven itself as the undeniable reference in the luxury watch market and this particular Ref. #6536 watch is one of the first editions ever made dated back to approximately 1957! This highly coveted timepiece features a beautiful solid Stainless Steel case that measures approximately 41mm (case to crown) x 11mm (high). The case is topped with a black-ish faded bezel adding a unique appeal to this classic timepiece. Behind the high-quality crystal is a superb black dial with luminous reflective hour markers and luminous silver-tone reflective hour minute and second hands. This fine collector’s watch also has a signed Stainless Steel Rolex crown and a solid Stainless Steel caseback. This extremely rare Automatic Perpetual Movement powered watch is water resistant up to 100 meters and is complete with a dark brown aftermarket genuine leather two-piece strap with navy blue stitching that measures approximately 19mm (wide) and can fit up to an 8.5-inch size wrist. The strap is enclosed by an aftermarket Stainless Steel tang buckle. This is a truly spectacular 70-year old timepiece that is in very unusual collector’s condition that is nearly impossible to find in today’s market! We purchased this watch directly from the original owner. This is a rare opportunity to own an incredibly prestigious timepiece in very unique and genuinely appealing collector’s condition. This is a truly spectacular timepiece that could easily become a family heirloom! This incredible collector's piece will ship exactly as photographed in Incredible Collector's Condition condition in its original Rolex presentation box. This watch also comes with: FREE $100000.00 Certified Insurance Appraisal FREE Certificate of Authenticity & FREE 2-year International Guarantee! This watch can be viewed and tried on at our brand new gallery APR57 at 200 W 57th Street New York NY 10019. We ship anywhere around the world! Appraisal Value: $100000.00 Our Price: $49900.00

Incredible Collector's Condition