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Rolex 1575
The Rolex 1575 stands as one of the most significant automatic movements in horological history, not for revolutionary innovations but ...
Rolex 1560
The Rolex 1560 stands as the second-generation workhorse of the company's first true in-house automatic caliber family, powering some o...
Rolex 1565
The Rolex 1565 caliber represents Rolex's first generation of COSC-certified chronometer movements with date complication operating at ...
Rolex 1065
The Rolex 1065 represents a transitional moment in horological history when Rolex refined its date mechanism and slimmed down its autom...
Rolex 1030
The Rolex 1030 represents a watershed moment in horological history: Rolex's first complete in-house automatic movement. Before 1950, R...
Omega 861
The Omega 861 powered the Speedmaster that logged more time in space than any other mechanical movement in history. While the column-wh...
Omega 625
The Omega 625 represents a significant technical upgrade within Omega's small dress watch movement family, replacing the earlier calibe...
Omega 620
The Omega caliber 620 represents a pivotal moment in 1960s dress watch design when Jacques Ziegler engineered one of the thinnest manua...
Omega 565
The Omega 565 represents the pinnacle of Omega's non-chronometer automatic movements from the 1960s, distinguished by its introduction ...
Omega 355
The Omega caliber 355 represents the final iteration of Omega's bumper automatic movement series, a lineage that began with the revolut...