Rolex Yacht-Master 116622 Exceptional

Specifications

Case Size

40 mm

Mechanism

Automatic – Calibre 3135

Strap Type

Rolesium (Oystersteel and 950 Platinum)

Color

Steel / Platinum

Dial

Rhodium Dial

Gender

Men

Diamond

No

About This Piece

The Privilege of Rolesium The Rolex Yacht-Master 116622 “Exceptional” is defined by a materiality unique within the brand's portfolio: Rolesium. While the case and bracelet are crafted from robust Oystersteel, the bezel is made of solid 950 platinum. This subtle yet decisive difference lends the timepiece a silvery-white shimmer and visual depth that steel alone cannot achieve. The polished numerals in relief against the sandblasted platinum background create a play of light of discreet opulence — an aesthetic that is not loud, but impactful through its nobility. Maritime Sovereignty Unlike pure instrument watches for the deep, the Yacht-Master embodies life on deck. It is the chronicler of the maritime lifestyle, created for the skipper who combines navigation with elegance. The 40-millimetre case possesses more fluid lines and polished flanks, giving it a dress-like appeal without denying its sporting DNA. It is not a watch for extreme experiments, but for established security in high society. Proven Mechanics At the heart of this reference beats the **Calibre 3135**, a movement considered the epitome of reliability in modern watchmaking. Equipped with the blue Parachrom hairspring, it offers high resistance to shocks and temperature variations. It is a certified Superlative Chronometer, constructed to ensure precise timekeeping over decades, regardless of external conditions. Class and Distinction The Yacht-Master 116622 is worn by men who know the difference between price and value. The platinum of the bezel is a detail often noticed only by the wearer and the connoisseur — a "Quiet Luxury" element par excellence. This timepiece symbolises a relaxed authority; it pairs as perfectly with a cashmere jumper as it does with a linen shirt on the Riviera. It is a sign of arrival, not of striving.