Name: Rolex, Rare Ref. 6234 Oyster Chronograph Anti-Magnetic, Full Set, circa 1963
Brand: Rolex
SKU: 6234
Availability: InStock

Rolex, Rare Ref. 6234 Oyster Chronograph Anti-Magnetic, Full Set, circa 1963

Case: 36 mm, stainless steel, three body, round push buttons, screw back, twinlock patented crown, No. 688623 Dial: silvered, steel pointed dart markers, small luminous dots, outer 15th seconds track, engine turned sub dials for the seconds, thirty minute and twelve hour registers, luminous steel lance hands, red center seconds, blued steel sub hands Movement: Rolex "ROW" caliber 72A, 17 jewels, adjusted to three positions, column wheel chronograph, manual winding Band: JB Champion USA stainless steel band, deployant clasp Signed: Rolex on the dial, case and movement Consigned from the family of the original owner, this timepiece is presented with inner and outer boxes. It also comes with a Rolex pamphlet for the twinlock crown, a typed instruction letter from The American Rolex Watch Corporation and the original, numbered guarantee paper date July 22, 1963, sold by Faiker Jewelers, Houma, LA.

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Rolex Daytona 6234

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