Rail Dial 1665 Seadweller with box & papers

General

Some say there are actually fewer white Seadweller's out there than red....but whatever your take, it is certainly true of rail dials.

The Stern company who famously made the unique Comex 1665 dials also made a small batch of these dials which were fitted to watches in the late 5 million serial number range.

This example has a dial which is unmarked with a nice patina and nice original tritium hands, complete with the original seahorse box, original Bucherer papers and Rolex service papers from a past service.

The aged bezel insert that has taken on a real blue/grey tone sets the watch off nicely. The watch is keeping good time within manufacturers specification.

Case

40mm stainless steel, serial number clear and readable.

Dial

'Rail' dial --- If you look at the Superlative chronometer officially certified , a rail dial is where the 'c' in chronometer and the 'c' in certified line up.

Bracelet

93150 flip lock oyster bracelet.

Accessories

Seahorse Box, handwritten Bucherer papers (as they should be), Rolex service certificate dated 1997, Rolex approved watchmaker service receipt dated 2006. 1979 calendar, document wallet, translation guide, hang tags.