1970’s Rolex Sea-Dweller model 1665

Sometimes a watch which looks battered can still be worth a lot of money. This 1970s Rolex Sea-Dweller model 1665 came our way in 2007. It is missing its bezel, the bracelet is worn out, the glass is ruined and the dial is faded . . . but we’d still pay thousands of pounds for old Rolex sports watches like this, even in such poor condition !

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