Today's pick-up. Rolex 1630. Before the Oysterquartz, Rolex had automatic versions of the Datejust and Day and Date in cases with integrated bracelets.
This 1630 is a one owner watch and came with inner box, papers, and booklets.
Dial is actually silver, but aged tona champagne color.
My friend Ignacio noted that it has a later Oysterquartz bracelet as the original 1630's bracelet would have had a center gold link. Bracelet number confirms this. Doesn't bother me.
Sticker still in place!
Good write up: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.watchc ... format=amp
Rolex 1630 Automatic NOT Oysterquartz
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I’m glad you finally got something to replace that old worn out Submariner. I’ll drive down on Saturday to pick up the old Sub and dispose of it for you. No charge, but I’ll let you buy me a beer.
See you Saturday!
See you Saturday!
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Ha! I still have Submariners. Seven at last count.
I just hid some
In a spot that you'll never find them.
Rolex 1630 Automatic NOT Oysterquartz
Oh… hop will find them. My money is on the bloodhound. :-)
Great catch btw!!!
Great catch btw!!!
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I really feel bad for you, Chris……all those old watches. You seem like a good person, so I’m gonna buy you a brand new watch and I’ll take care of getting rid of all those all the old yucky ones. I do these things because I care.smellody wrote:Ha! I still have Submariners. Seven at last count.
I just hid some
In a spot that you'll never find them.
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Hop is a giver. Full stop.
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