DrStrong
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Never too early for a classic Rolex shot
I have just bought this 1963 Datejust, I am in love with this pure vintage Rolex classic !
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Never too early for a classic Rolex shot
I have just bought this 1963 Datejust, I am in love with this pure vintage Rolex classic !...
Both are beautiful...
But I must confess, I prefer this one with smooth bezel... Thank you for showing these classics! Best Blomman
They are quite different in fact...
...the hands and bezel give them either the 1960's or the 1970's look.
Fantastic piece!
Looks so nice, classy, and simpIy, congrats! I am also under a sort of datejust fever. I recently got the following 1600 with an incredible dial colour, originally silver, turned to a sort of ligth lilac / violet, which depending of the ligth reflect beco...