There is always something new to learn everyday. Rolex collectors know all about so-called “transitional” Submariners and GMTs and other sports models… but not so much the Datejust.
We know that Rolex 1600, 1601, 1603 all come with the plastic crystals plus a non quickset movement. Plastic crystals and quickset dates rarely occur in the same watch. This model 16014 Datejust is unique as It has an original stainless steel case has 18k white gold bezel, and with plastic crystal, screw-down crown operating perfectly, and dimensions of 36mm diameter by 12.5mm thick. It has an quick set date automatic winding Rolex Caliber 3035 with 27 jewels and adjusted in 5 positions and to temperature. Moreover, it has a silver dial with radial sunburst finish, original diamond hour markers and date at 3 o’clock. This C.O.S.C. Certified Chronometer movement plus Rolex thick Jubilee bracelet. The Rolex 16014 was produced from 1977-88. This watch was produced in 1987 with starting R307XXX making these one of the last few transitional Datejust.
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