Rolex

No fancy complication.  In fact, just a simple hour, minute, seconds Oyster which I just got back from Rolex servicing.

I also just found out that the year of manufacture for this lady was sometime in 1950 - 51.  She's 60 years old and looking as good as new.  She is however, given her age and lack of certain parts which are no longer available (so Rolex tells me), no longer water proof or even resistant.  The newer bracelet I put on some 10 years ago is also not a perfect fit for the older oyster case.

Just thought I share this little nostalgic trivia and Old Dame with you.

 

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With maximum links removed now, it fits my 9 year old son though.

On the contrary: its beauty increases over the time that has passed. Lovely watch you´ve got there, Arthur.

I wonder whether a leather strap might also be suitable for her?

This old pic shows one of my "simplicity" favorites, although not being as special as your Rolex "Precision", but they both share the design that is cut down to the essential minimum.

 

Kind regards,

anaesdoc

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special complication etc?  I don't think so.

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Should not matter where it is featured

Simple, good looking and no hazzle (aka no date adjusting)

Actually, more the way I like my watches

Best

Hans

you have 'Precisionist', the 'new' high frequency quartz watch from Bulova (just got one).  Must be Thursday, my brain actually could think that way!  Nice watch, thanks for the pic...    ^_^

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although not changed this time round was change 2 times before.  Can;t remember the original dial color.

. . . Precisions are amongst my favorite Rolexes, and the most likely to enter my collection should the occasion arise.

Cordially, Art

if there is something different about the Precision range ie movement etc or is the Precision label just a marketing thing?

Thanks in advance.

Arthur

. . . and not an indication of a high(er) grade movement. I just happen to prefer simple three-handed manual winds and the Precision range is Rolex's take on the genre.

Hi Arthur,

First of all yeahhhhhh, Lewis won (McLaren rules). Second, love your Oyster Precision. I am checking out one right now on the www. It measures 34 mm and I am wondering how small is this on a Rolex. Could you please post a wristshot of your watch (on your wrist of course). I assume your's alo is a 34 mm case?

Thanks in advance,

Best,

Starman

Will take a wristshot of my Precision but it is small in today;s terms.  Not small for me though as I am small wristed and not for my 9 year old