JD Watches NY
excellent · Slate dial with baton, triangular, and round hour markers; date calendar at 3 o’clock
Observed 10/22/2026, 8:18:01 AM UTC
$13,600
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Rolex
Yachtmaster 16623 Steel Yellow Gold Slate Dial
Slate dial with baton, triangular, and round hour markers; date calendar at 3 o’clock
Original retailer title
Rolex Yachtmaster 16623 Steel Yellow Gold Slate Dial Mens Watch
Current asking price
$13,600
Listed by JD Watches NY
- Condition
- excellent
- Box
- Not provided
- Papers
- Not provided
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Specifications
- Reference
- Not provided
- Case diameter
- Not provided
- Case material
- Not provided
- Dial
- Slate dial with baton, triangular, and round hour markers; date calendar at 3 o’clock
- Movement
- Officially certified chronometer automatic self-winding movement
- Caliber
- 3135
- Bracelet / strap
- Stainless steel and 18K yellow gold Oyster bracelet with flip-lock clasp (fits 7 3/4" wrist)
- Year
- Not provided
- Original box
- Not provided
- Original papers
- Not provided
- Crystal
- Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with Cyclops magnifier
- Water resistance (listed)
- Not provided
- Originality
- Not provided
- Service history
- Not provided
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