Rolex Yacht-Master 37 ‘Rolesium’


Rolex is globally known and admired for its one-of-a-kind aesthetics and sporty watches. But at first glance, the Rolex Yacht-Master 268622 would seem underrated and monochromatic. However, the fact is that from its 37mm unisex sizing to the sought-after exquisite ‘Rolesium’ construction allows the Rolex Yacht-Master 37 to stand apart. Thus, before you head out to sell your Rolex to any trustworthy pawnbrokers London or ‘pawnbrokers near me’, let’s today have a look quick look at the minute details that make the Yacht-Master ref. 268622 unique from others. 

Rolex Yacht-Master 268622 – The ‘Rolesium’ Bezel

The Rolex Yacht-Master 37 ref. 268622 comes in unique ‘Rolesium’ construction; flaunting 904L stainless steel case and bracelet and 950-platinum bezel. At first glance, the platinum bezel looks shimmery and light such as a precious metal; whereas, the case and bracelet yet bear the robust steel tone with them. While the bezel boasts itself a smoother texture, the raised Arabic numerals are offered a satiny finish. 

Interestingly, Rolex has offered this exquisite metal combination only to its Yacht-Master collection. 


The Distinguished Rhodium Dial

Rhodium is not an alloy of Rolex but in fact, a noble metal that belongs to the group ‘platinum’. While the metal gives off the winsome silvery-white finish, Rolex added its touch by darkening the colour and offering the patent ‘sunburst’ finish. Moreover, the dial comes with hour-markers made from 18ct gold for preventing tarnishing, the prominent turquoise seconds-hand with matching text ‘Yacht-Master’ in turquoise colour, etched across the dial’s bottom just above the 6 o’clock position. And, it’s no secret that all Rolex dials are fabricated and produced in-house, especially by hand to assure perfection. 

The Rolex Oyster Bracelet

The Rolex Oyster bracelet is a perfect amalgamation of aesthetics, function and technology. The brand equipped the Yacht-Master 37 Oyster bracelet with an Oysterlock folding clasp for preventing it from accidental opening and also, exclusive Easylink comfort extension link. However, this intuitive system enables the wearer to increase the length of the bracelet by nearly 5mm; offering added comfort in any every circumstance. 


Other Features – Highlights

The Rolex Yacht-Master 37 comes equipped with the self-winding Calibre 2236 mechanical movement with date display. This self-winding mechanical movement keeps time to about ‘-2/+2’ per day, keeping you on time as well as displaying the date too. Moreover, the Rolex Yacht-Master 37 reference 268622 also has the standard screw-down Oyster case that is water-resistant up to 330ft (100m). 

However, whether you are looking to pawn your Rolex watch or want to sell it for cash, get in touch with your local trustworthy ‘pawnbrokers near me’ or any reliable pawnbrokers London. Professional pawnbrokers in London like at The Luxury Hut have years of experience and knowledge in dealing with luxury watches made by elite brands like Rolex. You can rest assured you will receive a fair and competitive price when pawning or selling your Rolex watch, be it is a Rolex Yacht-Master or a Rolex Submariner. Simply, begin the process by filling up their online form and receive an initial price quote.
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