Rolex, Sea-Dweller, "Great White Mark III", ca 1981.
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Case size: 40 mm
Material: steel
Movement: automatic, caliber 1575
Year: circa 1981
Crystal: plastic crystal
Bracelet: Oyster bracelet, folding clasp, ref. 93150-F/585
Reference number: 1665
Serial number: 6'675'807
Movement number: D'765'633
Case number: 1665
Bracelet with noticeable wear. The case has scratches and dings. The insert is newer. The hands have been relumed. Dial with some minor damage, most visible at the nine o’clock index.
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More information
In 1967, Rolex launched its first-ever Sea-Dweller model, the Reference 1665, which was characterized by its two red lines of text reading "SEA-DWELLER" and "SUBMARINER 2000," earning it the nickname the Double Red Sea-Dweller. However, later versions feature the so called "Great White" dial without the red text lines. Although the earlier versions are more widely recognized, the "Great White" models are indeed rare, as they were only in production for approximately half a decade.