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拍品专文
The so-called 'Tutti Frutti' Rolex Yacht-Master, which was first unveiled at Baselworld in 2017, swiftly rose to prominence as one of the manufacturer's most striking and unusual gem-set designs ever. It was widely praised when it was first introduced, and collectors hold it in high regard for both its daring break from tradition and the superb quality of its 40 mm gem-set bezel, which is made up of carefully chosen and color-matched stones. Now discontinued and increasingly sought after, it represents one of Rolex’s most distinctive contemporary showpieces.
In addition to a large triangular diamond at 12 o'clock, the Rolex Yacht-Master 40 reference 116695SATS features a bidirectional rotating bezel set with 40 sapphires in vivid shades of blue, orange, yellow, pink, and green. The gemstones are remarkably consistent in both color and cut. By using a combination of careful hand sorting and sophisticated gemological analysis techniques, Rolex ensures that every stone is precisely matched in tone by applying strict selection standards. The outcome is a striking composition of exceptional harmony and brilliance that demonstrates the manufacturer's mastery of high jewelry.
In addition to a large triangular diamond at 12 o'clock, the Rolex Yacht-Master 40 reference 116695SATS features a bidirectional rotating bezel set with 40 sapphires in vivid shades of blue, orange, yellow, pink, and green. The gemstones are remarkably consistent in both color and cut. By using a combination of careful hand sorting and sophisticated gemological analysis techniques, Rolex ensures that every stone is precisely matched in tone by applying strict selection standards. The outcome is a striking composition of exceptional harmony and brilliance that demonstrates the manufacturer's mastery of high jewelry.