Rolex Oysterquartz Buckley Two Tone 1987 Nos

Rolex Oysterquartz Buckley Two Tone 1987 NosRolex went all in with the Oysterquartz, developing a quartz movement that could be adjusted and serviced by a traditional watchmaker. It took Rolex more than five years to come up with an in house quartz movement that the manufacture could be proud of, and in 1977, the Oysterquartz was born. The condition of the case is the most important thing to look at on Oysterquartz models, they are more rare and it's near impossible to find them in NOS

Reference: 6282

Reference: 14393 / 4 SC - 61

center seconds

Limited Editions: 325/600

This particular piece from 1979 is notable for its impeccable gilt dial and strong case with sharp edges

This example you see here is the manual wind version from 1951 and features a clean design with no date and a beautiful black dial

in 14k yellow gold with tear drop lugs would remain a constant in anyone's collections

no lugs and a wonderful blue Sigma dial

37 mm (without crown) / 44 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs)

original never touched silver colored dial in great condition

original stainless steel oyster bracelet from 1982 fitting up to 20 cm wrist

Here you can see a fascinating dress watch made by Omega in 1952