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Shop › 1997 Rolex Air-King | Reference 14000 | U-Serial | Starburst Patina Dial

1997 Rolex Air-King | Reference 14000 | U-Serial | Starburst Patina Dial

$4,975.00

Here we have a 1997 Rolex Air-King, reference 14000 (U-serial), a piece that showcases both Rolex’s legendary craftsmanship and the unique character only time can create. This example is in stunning condition, with a dial that has developed an incredible starburst-style patina, giving it a one-of-a-kind look that sets it apart from other Air-Kings of the era. The bracelet is currently sized to 6.75 inches, with no extra links included. This watch is offered watch only.

The Air-King has long been celebrated as one of Rolex’s most understated yet iconic models. Introduced in the 1940s, it was created to honour the RAF pilots of WWII who relied on Rolex watches for their reliability in the skies. By the 1990s, the reference 14000 brought modern refinements to the line, featuring a robust 34mm Oyster case, sapphire crystal, and the Rolex caliber 3000 automatic movement—a chronometer-grade engine known for its precision and durability.

As for Rolex itself, the company’s story is one of innovation and prestige. Founded by Hans Wilsdorf in 1905, Rolex revolutionized wristwatches with breakthroughs like the Oyster case (the world’s first waterproof wristwatch, 1926) and the Perpetual rotor (automatic winding, 1931). Over the decades, Rolex became the benchmark for tool watches and luxury timepieces alike—trusted by explorers, divers, aviators, and world leaders.

This Air-King represents the perfect blend of Rolex heritage, everyday wearability, and vintage charm. With its starburst patina dial, it is not only a dependable Rolex classic but also a unique collector’s piece—a watch that stands out precisely because of the character it has developed over time.

Here we have a 1997 Rolex Air-King, reference 14000 (U-serial), a piece that showcases both Rolex’s legendary craftsmanship and the unique character only time can create. This example is in stunning condition, with a dial that has developed an incredible starburst-style patina, giving it a one-of-a-kind look that sets it apart from other Air-Kings of the era. The bracelet is currently sized to 6.75 inches, with no extra links included. This watch is offered watch only.

The Air-King has long been celebrated as one of Rolex’s most understated yet iconic models. Introduced in the 1940s, it was created to honour the RAF pilots of WWII who relied on Rolex watches for their reliability in the skies. By the 1990s, the reference 14000 brought modern refinements to the line, featuring a robust 34mm Oyster case, sapphire crystal, and the Rolex caliber 3000 automatic movement—a chronometer-grade engine known for its precision and durability.

As for Rolex itself, the company’s story is one of innovation and prestige. Founded by Hans Wilsdorf in 1905, Rolex revolutionized wristwatches with breakthroughs like the Oyster case (the world’s first waterproof wristwatch, 1926) and the Perpetual rotor (automatic winding, 1931). Over the decades, Rolex became the benchmark for tool watches and luxury timepieces alike—trusted by explorers, divers, aviators, and world leaders.

This Air-King represents the perfect blend of Rolex heritage, everyday wearability, and vintage charm. With its starburst patina dial, it is not only a dependable Rolex classic but also a unique collector’s piece—a watch that stands out precisely because of the character it has developed over time.


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