Forget the waitlists and the mass-produced steel divers. This is a Rolex for the individualist — the only modern reference from the Crown to feature a manually wound movement visible through a factory sapphire exhibition caseback. Up for sale is my personal Rolex Cellini Prince, Ref. 5443/9. Purchased brand new from an Authorized Dealer in it's first year of production, this watch has been meticulously cared for as part of a private collection. I haven't worn the watch in a decade, so I decided to give it new life. Reference: 5443/9 (18k White Gold) Serial: D-Prefix - Circa 2005 Condition: Very Good. Crisp case lines, sharp Rayon Flamme de la Gloire guilloche dial, and flawless sapphire crystals (front and back). Strap: Includes the original Rolex black crocodile strap with the correct 18k White Gold butterfly deployant clasp. The Movement: The Calibre 7040-1. It isn't just a movement; it's a piece of architecture. Finished to mirror the dial's pattern, it remains one of the most decorated movements Rolex has ever released. It keeps perfect time. Why Buy This Piece? While the original box and papers were lost during a move, the watch’s condition speaks for itself. Being a single-owner piece, it hasn't been passed around the secondary market or over-polished by multiple dealers. This is an honest, high-complication Rolex that offers Stealth Wealth in its purest form.