Rolex Oysterdate Precision Grey 1977

Rolex Oysterdate Precision Grey 1977The 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 1977 is notable for its impeccable condition and beautiful grey

dial and Longines crown

Our example from 1996 is beautifully finished in a 18k yellow gold case and is notable for its 18k white/silver sigma dial

Most people associate the Jaeger-LeCoultre with the Reverso

And now the icing on the cake

and with a gorgeous cream dial with arrow hour markers

Here we have a very rare Jaeger-LeCoultre from the military years of the 1940s with an unused Cal

3- body 18k white gold case with snap-on case back (84g all together)

omega Logo and Constellation star

5 mm gold plated stainless steel case with straight lugs and comes with a beautiful clean silver sunburst dial and stick hour markers and hands

showing no traces of use (near nos)

in stainless steel with slightly angled lugs

a French tank used during the first World War