116264 ROLEX TURN O GRAPH NEW WATCH 18K/SS BLUE jubilee

116264 ROLEX TURN O GRAPH NEW WATCH 18K/SS BLUE jubilee

Start price	5399.0 USD
Current price	5399.0 USD
Buy It Now price	5499.99 USD
Start time	04/22/2008
End time	04/29/2008
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SS BRACELET... JUBILEE.......ENGRAVED SERIAL NUMBER inner bezel ring   and rolex stamp....AS WITH ALL CURRENT MODELS...THIS IS THE BRAND NEW FEATURE FROM ROLEX TO CUT DOWN ON COUNTERFEITING....!!!!!! BOX AND PAPERS!!!!!  MSRP $6875.00 36MM CASE SPECIAL 18K TURN-O-GRAPH BEZEL; 31 JEWEL MOVEMENT, JUBILEE 63200 BRACELET    ROLEX WATCH COMPANY HISTORY Rolex Watch Company was founded by Hans Wilsdorf.  Wilsdorf was was born  on March 22, 1881 in Kulmbach, Franconia  (Germany).  Wilsdorf's parents died in 1893 and was placed in a boarding school by his uncle.  He was a businessman with an eye for opportunity.  In his late teens  early 20's he followed his interests in business, travel, and the new "bracelet watch" and in 1900 he landed himself an apprenticeship in a watch exporting firm located in La Chaux De Fonds, watchmaking "mecca" of the world.  At 24, eager to do things differently, Wilsdorf decided to set-up his own watch-making business. He worked between London and La Chaux-de-Fonds.  Interestingly, Wilsdorf never claimed to be a watchmaker; until his dying day he signed all legal documents with the title "Merchant"!. Wilsdorf & Davies was founded in 1905 in London.  That year the company introduced a leather 'briefcase' watch which sold in large quantities in a variety of styles.   Wisdorf was interested in concentrating on the new wrist-watch in an era when the pocket watch was mainstream.  At the time the "wristlet" watch was viewed as "feminine" for women only.  It wasn't deemed "manly" by the major watchmakers of the world to wear a watch on ones arm.  There were also many questions that were raised as to the size of any such movements.  The concern was that they would have to be so small, they wouldn't survive under normal human activity. Even if the movement was crafted well, dust and moisture would permeate it and cause problems.  Despite the early obstacles, Wilsdorf decided that the wristwatch was the way of the future.  He was ahead of his time.  He contracted with 'Hermann Aegler', based in Bienne.  He obtained movements with lever escapement at a low cost.  He frequently visited the workshop in biel, purchasing large quantities of movements. The movements were ideal as they were precise running and the availability of parts and materials was good.  Wilsdorf set about employing watchmakers who themselves tested the movements before they were offered to the public from the London office.  Hundreds of different models followed this process and it wasn't long before it was the fashion to be seen wearing a 'wristwatch'.  Early models were produced, mainly silver with leather straps though it wasn't long before the gold models followed along with the birth of the flexible bracelet in 1906.  In 1908, the firm was amongst the leading watch merchants in the United Kingdom. Wilsdorf had dreamt of creating a brand for his watches, something that you could look at and see immediately what it was, but rather than immortalizing his own name on the watch face as many of other Swiss greats had done he made one up.  He chose the name 'ROLEX'. He drew this name from the wording 'Horlogerie Exquise', (but this isn't confirmed) it was short, catchy and pronounced the same no matter you were in the world.  Little did he know that it was going to grow to become one of the most recognized brands of all time. In 1910, official recognition was gained from the 'Bureau Officiel' in Bienne, further recognizing the excellence of Wilsdorf's timepieces.  It wasn't until four years later, on July 15 1914 that the first 'Kew A Chronometer Certificate' was awarded after 45 days of rigorous testing at the Kew Observatory in London. These consisted of various testing positions of the watch as well as three temperatures, Inside a refrigerator, air temperature and inside a conventional oven.  Wilsdorf now insisted that all his watched must undergo and pass these tests before being sold.       PERFECT CONDITION.  THIS WATCH STILL HAS ALL PROTECTIVE STICKERS ON THE CASE AND OVER THE HOLOGRAM. IT IS COMPLETE WITH ALL DEALER ACCESSORIES INCLUDING: INNER AND OUTER BOX, WARRANTY CERTIFICATE, TAG, PASSPORT HOLDER AND  BOOKLET. 100% ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC. 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