The Rolex Oyster 3019 is a classic manually-wound "boy's size" model from the WWII era, produced around 1939-1941. Its significance lie...

The Rolex Oyster reference 3009 is a manual-wind watch produced in the early 1940s, with examples commonly dated to circa 1942. This re...

The Rolex Oyster reference 2765 is a notable manual-wind model from the pre-war and World War II era, with production estimated to be b...

The Rolex Oyster reference 2784 is a manual-wind timepiece from the late 1930s, with most examples dating to circa 1938 and 1939. This ...

Reference 1069, commonly known as the Rolex 'El-Dorado', is a rare, market-specific manual-wind model produced for a short period in th...

Reference 1573 is an exceptionally rare variant of the 34mm Oyster Perpetual Date, produced in very small numbers in the 1970s. As a me...

A foundational, manually-wound Oyster model from the late 1930s/early 1940s. Its historical significance is immense, as it was one of t...

A manually-wound Oyster from the late 1930s known by the collector nickname "Lifesaver." Its historical significance lies in its bold, ...

A very early, manually-wound Oyster from the mid-1930s, historically significant for its distinct octagonal case. This reference demons...

A manually-wound model from the mid-1930s, significant for its role as a foundational "workhorse" Oyster. Housed in a classic cushion c...