Rolex Oysterdate Precision Grey 1960

Rolex Oysterdate Precision Grey 1960The Rolex Oysterdate Precision is a real "under the radar" piece. It was introduced as the 6694 in the early 60s and made up until the late 80s. And aesthetically, this Rolex is timeless and gorgeous with 34 mm but it wears bigger. It has a classy, elegant look that seems suitable for the tennis court, a business meeting or any number of casual settings. This particular piece from 1960 is notable for its impeccable condition and beautiful dark grey

year: 1995

to indicate that the hour markers and hands of a watch were made of gold – in this case

This version with the reference 12554 from 1946 is not just a great example of this model - it's also a great demonstration as to why the Tri-Compax is so avidly sought

+8sec/d / 280°

This 1944 Omega has everything you want in a dress watch - a medium sized 35 mm case

the clean silver dial is accented with applied indexes for clear legibility and the broad batten handset adds an overall elegant look

rose gold plated aftermarket buckle

there is also the famed Carrera case featuring aggressive angled lugs and a beautiful stainless steel case and a red tachymeter scale

Year: 1976

untouched Salmon Art Deco dial

This 1947 Omega is something very unique

original never touched white colored dial in flawless condition