Rolex
Rolex Air King "Domino's" in stainless steel Ref: Rolex - 114200 Circa 2007 Collector Square Ref: 41 56 22
7,250 €
Condition : Very good condition
Warranty :
Serviced, 1-year warranty
Collection : Air King
Model : Air King
Reference : Rolex - 114200
Gender : Ladies, Men
Year :
2007
Case : Original box
Certificate : Yes
Movement : Automatic
Bracelet material : Steel
Case material : Steel
Dial color :
Silver
Reference Detail : 114200
Case form : Round
Caliber : 3130
Glass type : Sapphire Glass
Clasp type : Folding clasp
Complications : Central second
Waterproof : 100m water resistant
Wrist : 19,5 cm
Diameter : 34 mm
Stainless steel Rolex Air King wristwatch. Round case in stainless steel, screwed caseback, smooth bezel, screw-down crown.
- Silver dial, automatic movement.
- Luminescent circled index, applied arabic numerals, luminescent luminescent, baton hands.
- Second hand central.
- Stainless steel Oyster bracelet, folding clasp signed Rolex in stainless steel signed Rolex.
- Dial‚ case and movement signed.
- Sold with Rolex original box, original papers Rolex.
Very good condition: dial and glass in very good condition, superficial scratches on the bracelet, scratches of use on the buckle, oxidation hands and index, scratches of use on the case.
In the early 1980s, Domino"s teamed up with Rolex to offer an exceptional reward to its American shop managers to motivate them to achieve their targets. A manager could receive a Rolex watch engraved with the Domino"s logo for achieving $20,000 in weekly profits. Given the success of this initiative, Domino"s then raised the threshold, requiring four consecutive weeks of profits between $25,000 and $30,000. This practice came to an end in the 2000s, as the weekly target became much more accessible. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
In the early 1980s, Domino"s teamed up with Rolex to offer an exceptional reward to its American shop managers to motivate them to achieve their targets. A manager could receive a Rolex watch engraved with the Domino"s logo for achieving $20,000 in weekly profits. Given the success of this initiative, Domino"s then raised the threshold, requiring four consecutive weeks of profits between $25,000 and $30,000. This practice came to an end in the 2000s, as the weekly target became much more accessible. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)