In recent years one Rolex that has gone up in value would definitely be the Oman Oyster, otherwise known as Khanjar.

The reason being that vintage Rolex have naturally been seen in the Middle East as objects of speculation (becoming a national symbol for fellow countrymen) as well as something that’s big and simply cool. They are the kind of watch that are good for going to auction with or negotiating with a potential owner as they are significantly few of them.

The reason being that vintage Rolex have naturally been seen in the Middle East as objects of speculation (becoming a national symbol for fellow countrymen) as well as something that’s big and simply cool. They are the kind of watch that are good for going to auction with or negotiating with a potential owner as they are significantly few of them.

Decorated with the traditional Khanjar sword and the national emblem of Oman printed in the best position, the design is elaborated by shifting written characters for ROLEX and OYSTER.

Emblems come in Green and Red and the Green version is said to be rare, yet that said, this is the Red emblem on a black dial.