The Air King series was born in the 1950s, originally designed to commemorate the Royal Air Force's victory in the Battle of Britain, continuing Rolex's deep roots in the aviation industry. Its name "Air King" symbolizes a tribute to the spirit of high-altitude exploration, echoing the flight record set by pilots wearing Rolex oyster watches in the 1930s

The 14000M is an important transitional model of the Kongba series. As one of Rolex's most affordable series, the 14000M is highly favored in the second-hand market due to its integrity and historical transitional significance. The 34mm diameter is suitable for slim wrist wearers. In the early days, the dial retained the "Air King" logo. Compared to models that later removed the "Air King" logo, the dial design is more recognizable and scarce

Equipped with the 3130 automatic movement (formerly known as the 3000 movement) and a power reserve of 42 hours, this Air King 14000M is fully preserved, including the original box, original paper warranty card, etc