2940

Bubbleback ref. 2940

Various Rolex Bubbleback Rolex ref 2764 with subsidiary seconds Rolex ref 2940 Rolex ref 5015 with engine turned bezel Rolex Square Bubbleback ref 4645 Rolex hooded Bubbleback ref 6064

This is a vintage Rolex Bubbleback for long service award from 1946. It was given by RJ Ederer co to his staff for 25 years of service (1921-1946) .

Bespoke, I think they’re perfect for the watch!

Layout photo, just for fun. Reference are (T to B, L to R) are: 2764, 3372, 3696, 3133/2764, 3065, 2940, 3725).

I found this 40's Rolex Bubbleback today at an estate sale. I think it is a 2940 but I don't have the tool to get the case back off so I am not anyone know what model it is for sure?

Bubbleback ref 2940 c. 1954. Too small? Well, Mr. Clark Gable owned a similar watch he wore with special charm! Ok, ok I' m far from Mr Gable handsome look and coolness but I enjoy wearing my little bubblebacks so much! This message has been edited by Sub

the rarest bubbleback, centregraph 2940 u might see a lot bb with the retailer name on it, however to find one with the word "centregraph" in extremely hard, so far i have seen only 2 example surface in this regular size, almost all of them are self windi

the rarest bubbleback, centregraph 2940 u might see a lot bb with the retailer name on it, however to find one with the word "centregraph" in extremely hard, so far i have seen only 2 example surface in this regular size, almost all of them are self windi

Hi watchprosite friend, My latest score , a rolex oyster perpetual bubble back ref 2940 , issued by mappin ( from mappin y web ?) . Does is anyone know or this is the centregraph model , I thought so because of the red seconds hand. Thanks all , and great