Rolex Submariner Two-Tone 'Swiss Only'

Why We Love It  The Rolex 16613 has carved for itself a special place in the hearts of Rolex fans. Since being replaced by the 116613 — hallmarked by its larger case and crown guards, and uniform maxi dial and hands — the Reference 16613 has joined other more modern expressions, such as the Reference 16800, as a sleeper collectible. Nicknamed the "Bluesy" by collectors and enthusiasts, this Two-Tone Submariner is one of only a few 'Rolesor' Submariners produced by Rolex, and sports an eye-catching blue iridescent dial with oversized 'Maxi' markers, a gold bezel assembly, gold winding crown, and Two-Tone bracelet. This particular example is a 'Swiss Only' example in near mint condition throughout dating to circa 1998. A perfect storm of rare configuration, dial signature, and condition. Don't miss it! The Submariner Story Rolex first debuted the Submariner at the 1954 Basel Spring Fair. It shared the stage with already-established offerings: the Explorer, the Turn-O-Graph, and a ladies'