Resistor value from color code?
It doesn't match the 5 band color coding scheme for inductors, so that's out.
The Digi-Key resistor decoder says 1.86 ohms and 1% tolerance.
That's reading it as brown, gray, blue, silver, brown.
You've interpreted the blue band as violet, but on my screen and to my eyes it is blue.
At any rate, it should be 1.8 something ohms.  If you are measuring 16, then it may be bad.  It is damaged, so that's possible.
It's also possible that your ohmmeter is misleading you.
Short the leads of the ohmmeter.  Write down the resistance value.
Measure the resistor, then subtract the short circuit resistance value from the resistor value.
If that is more than 1% off of 1.86 ohms, then the resistor is bad.
You can estimate the power rating from the size.
This site has a table of typical sizes and power ratings for resistors.
Here's the table for through hole resistors:

It is hard to tell exactly from your photo, but the resistor is something like 10mm in length.  That makes it either 1/2 watt (8.5mm long) or 1 watt (11mm long.)

Finbarr correctly notes that 1.86 isn't in any of the numerical series used for resistors.  The nearest is 1.87, which would match the values given in the question.
I'll leave the answer as is, but note that the resistance is probably 1.87 ohms - and that the colors as shown in the photo on the display of my phone are off.