Rolex Yacht-Master 40 Everose Gold - Ref. 116655

Heritage & Design

Introduced in 1992, the Rolex Yacht-Master combines the functionality of a professional sports watch with the refined materials and finishes of the brand's luxury collections. Released in 2015, the Ref. 116655 marked a significant evolution of the Yacht-Master, introducing Rolex's patented Oysterflex bracelet alongside an 18ct Everose gold case and matte black Cerachrom bezel. This distinctive combination established a contemporary aesthetic that has become closely associated with the modern Yacht-Master collection.

Case & Details

This Yacht-Master features a 40mm case crafted from Rolex's proprietary 18ct Everose gold, complemented by a matte black dial with applied luminous hour markers and a date display at 3 o'clock. Its bidirectional rotating bezel features a black Cerachrom ceramic insert with raised, polished numerals and graduations. A sapphire crystal with Cyclops magnifier and black Oysterflex bracelet, incorporating flexible metal blades within a high-performance elastomer, complete the design. Please note, while this watch does retain some of its factory stickers, it also does show some signs of wear as pictured. Water resistance is rated to 100 metres.

Movement & Provenance

Powered by the Rolex calibre 3135 automatic movement, featuring a Parachrom hairspring and offering an approximately 48-hour power reserve. With factory stickers and offered with box, booklet and green tag, circa 2015. For complete peace of mind, this timepiece is accompanied by our 24 month J. Farren Price warranty.

The following guide explains the condition terms used throughout our pre-owned and vintage watch collection.

• New
  Brand-new and unworn, supplied by J. Farren Price as an authorised dealer with the applicable manufacturer warranty.
• New Old Stock (NOS)
  An unworn watch from an earlier production period. Minor storage or handling marks may be present.
• Mint
  An exceptional pre-owned example presenting in near-new condition, with no visible wear.
• Excellent
  A very well-preserved watch showing only light signs of careful use.
• Very Good
  A well-presented watch showing normal signs of use, including minor scratches or surface wear.
• Good
  A watch showing more noticeable signs of regular use and age, while remaining presentable.

Vintage watches
Condition is assessed in the context of the watch's age. Natural patina and period-appropriate ageing may be present and do not necessarily detract from its grade.

Condition grades relate to cosmetic presentation. Originality, replacement parts, service history and accessories are described separately where known. Please refer to the individual product description and photographs for further details.

For more in depth information about any of our timepieces, feel free to contact our team directly on (08) 8223 2787 or visit our boutique to view in person.