Few timepieces command the respect and technical admiration of the Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller 116660. Designed for the most demanding underwater environments, this model marked a milestone in Rolex engineering as the first commercially available watch capable of withstanding depths of 12,800 feet (3,900 metres). It quickly became the ultimate choice for professional divers and an object of desire for collectors seeking a blend of modern innovation and Rolex heritage. Its discontinuation only adds to its exclusivity, making this reference increasingly sought-after among discerning buyers.

This pre-owned Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller 116660, produced in 2013, features a substantial 44mm stainless steel Oyster case constructed from Rolex’s corrosion-resistant 904L-grade steel. The unidirectional bezel is fitted with a virtually scratch-proof Cerachrom insert, while the “Maxi” dial displays oversized hour markers and hands coated in Chromalight lume for unmatched legibility in low light. Inside, the self-winding automatic movement delivers precision timekeeping under the most extreme conditions. The scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and Helium Escape Valve reinforce its professional-grade diving capabilities, while the Oyster bracelet ensures comfort and security.

Presented in Good condition with minimal signs of wear, this watch has been fully inspected and comes with authentication certification, its original box, and papers — a complete set prized by serious collectors. Whether admired for its engineering prowess, collected for its rarity, or worn as a statement of achievement, the Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller 116660 offers a rare opportunity to own a discontinued icon from Rolex’s professional range.

For the watch enthusiast or seasoned investor, this is more than a watch — it’s a piece of Rolex history, a symbol of extreme performance, and a trophy of exclusivity that will hold its prestige for generations.