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拍品专文
Launched in 1967, the Sea-Dweller reference 1665 was the first Rolex wristwatch designed for use in saturation diving. It featured a Rolex patent valve in the band, first developed on the Submariner model, to allow helium and other gases to escape, which would enable the watch to stand compression at deep depths.
The present watch features a dial from the "Mark IV" series, also referred to as "Great White" by collectors, because all the dial printing is white. The case features beautifully beveled edges, showing the crispness of this unpolished example.
The present watch features a dial from the "Mark IV" series, also referred to as "Great White" by collectors, because all the dial printing is white. The case features beautifully beveled edges, showing the crispness of this unpolished example.