Rolex Explorer 1016 MK3 DialLess is more. This perfectly captures the essence of the Rolex 1016no date, no rotating bezel, just sleek, minimalist design. This 1975 model (perhaps someone celebrating their 50th birthday this year?) features a robust case and a stunning MK3 dial, with the lume developing a subtle cream hue over time. Timeless elegance at its finest. The watch is fitted with an Oyster bracelet, ref. 78360, with end links marked 580 and a clasp stamped T10. This

- Integrated yellow gold bracelet

Wear this watch out in the sun and the magical ghost effect can be seen… or not seen

The watch is complemented by a slightly worn but charming Patek Philippe leather strap and an original 18k gold Patek Calatrava Cross folding clasp

So imagine how special and rare it is

With a well-proportioned case size of 28 x 34 mm

complemented by matching pencil hands for a cohesive look

- Faded to dark blue inlay

the Racine name had already been trademarked

- Original box and booklet

they created something entirely new—an annual calendar wristwatch

The International Watch Co’s Ingenieur was their version of Rolex’s Milgauss and Omega’s Railmaster

The folded type Jubilee bracelet