Rolex Oysterdate Precision Grey 1971

Rolex Oysterdate Precision Grey 1971The 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 35 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 1971 is notable for its impeccable grey sunburst dial and strong case

Here we have a beautifully finished very rare Vacheron Constantin Jumbo dress watch from the 1940s with unique fancy lugs and an amazingly designed dial with so many details that it's difficult to mention them all

star hour markers and a strong 18k rose gold case which wears pretty big due to the bigger lug-to-lug size

original Omega steel bracelet with slight stretch (up to 20 cm wrist)

original never touched white/silver dial in great condition

Here you can see a fascinating dress watch made by Omega in 1947

super luminova dial and crown

original Patek Philippe 18k white gold buckle

some small micro scratches on the crystal

original never touched cream dial in great condition

-6sec/d / 280°

36 mm (without crown) / 45 mm (lug-to-lug) / 17 mm (between lugs)

this is a beautiful designed watch with a rich aviation history