Rolex Bakelite

Most of the 6542 we see have an aftermarket bakelite insert. There are three good reasons to that: 1/ The original bakelite inserts are fragile. 2/ The original

Ok, this one is aftermarket, which is obvious if you pay attention to the shape of the numbers on it. But the outcome is really pleasant, in my opinion. It give

what did they use radium or tritium ?

The GMT MASTER 6542 is a relatively rare watch. How many were produced, it is hard to say, but if you keep in mind that, according to Rolex is a document dated

Gregineugene posted it some weeks ago. I was skeptic about this one, and did some searches. I found nothing conclusive about it. What intrigues me the most is t