Last of the comex ...2004 final batch part 2

General

The Comex diving company in the south of France played an integral part in the development of the Rolex dive watch line up and as a mark of that relationship the company divers were issued with Rolex watches...often carrying the Comex company logo on the dial as well as unique case back engravings. Comex issued Rolex pieces are highly desirable and valuable pieces forming a key part of any collection.

In 2004 the founder of Comex Henri Delauze , is considered to have quietly commissioned and then later issued one final batch of Comex watches, 10 Submariners and 2 Seadweller's. This piece is one of those two Seadweller's and unlike the Submariners given out was accompanied by its full set of box and papers. This final issue represents a very collectible milestone in the Comex evolution.

We recently had the pleasure of selling the other of this pair in lightly used condition. That piece now resides in a top quality collection in England.

http://www.thetimetraveler.co/watches/sold/80/16600/last-of-the-comex-2004-final-batch-one-of-only-two-issued/

...this piece is offered by one of our established customers who has prized this watch and it is totally NOS complete with all stickers in place and 100% unmolested.

Case

40mm stainless steel, engraved to the rear with a unique issue number.

Dial

Mint original dial featuring the Comex logo.

Bracelet

100% new and unworn oyster flip-lock bracelet with solid end links retaining all factory stickers.

Accessories

Box, original warranty papers with unique Comex 115 code and signed attestation by H Delauze, all manual tags etc.