Rolex 750

Last updated: July 26, 2025
A clock with gears inside and a magnifying glass revealing a gear, symbolizing time management and analysis, enhanced by a Caliber Index to represent precision and organization.

Brand

Caliber Number

750

Production Period

1947 – 1952

Lignes

10 ½”’

Diameter

23.7 mm

Height

5.0 mm

Power Reserve

Unconfirmed

Frequency

18,000 bph (2.5 Hz)

Jewels

17

Escapement

Swiss Lever Escapement (with Superbalance)

Anti-Shock Device

Shock-Resist

Hand Count

3 (Hours, Minutes, Sweep Seconds)

Manufacture Region

Unconfirmed

Functions

Manual Winding, Sweep Seconds, Chronometer

Rolex 750 Description

The Rolex Caliber 750 is a high-quality, manually wound movement from the late 1940s and early 1950s. It is most notably found in rare Rolex Oyster models with “Rigid Hooded” lugs, like the reference 4647. This time-only caliber was often a certified chronometer, featuring Rolex’s Superbalance for enhanced precision. It represents a specific and uncommon branch of Rolex’s robust mid-century, manual-wind movement production.

Watches Using The Rolex 750 Caliber

A silver Rolex Cioccolatone 6031 wristwatch with a black leather strap and an orange dial featuring large white numerals.