ROLEX - a gentleman's Oyster Perpetual Day-Date bracelet watch. Circa 1983. Reference 18038,...

<li> Automatic movement appears to currently function, however date function appears to be at fault. Date function appears in good condition, day aperture does not appears to change through crown manipulation.

<li> Dial appears tarnished particularly around edges, hour markers and hands appears tarnished also.

<li> Glass shows scratches throughout, noticeable damaged to 9 o'clock edge of crystal is evident.

<li> Casing shows scratches and dints throughout, particularly to sides.

<li> Case back appears in good condition with plastic protection sticker still in place.

<li> Bracelet shows heavy scratching throughout, links are very stretched and clasp appears to connect well.<p>

Due to opening of the case back we recommend this watch is re-sealed by an authorised technician to ensure any stated water resistance is retained <p>

Please note that this lot includes box and chronometer certificate.<p>

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