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Rolex GMT-Master II 16713
The two-tone (stainless steel and 18k yellow gold) "Rolesor" version of the iconic GMT-Master II. Significant for making the profession...
Rolex Oyster Royal 2574
A manually-wound model from the late 1930s, significant for Rolex's use of the "Royal" designation to denote a product of superior qual...
Rolex Oyster 2595
A foundational, manually-wound Oyster model from the late 1930s/early 1940s. Its historical significance is immense, as it was one of t...
Rolex Oyster 2849
A manually-wound Oyster from the late 1930s known by the collector nickname "Lifesaver." Its historical significance lies in its bold, ...
Rolex 2984
A manually-wound dress watch from the mid-1930s that is significant for representing the core of Rolex's classic, elegant production du...
Rolex 4119
A manually-wound dress watch from the 1940s, nicknamed the "Flying Saucer" or "Disco Volante" for its avant-garde design. Its historica...
Rolex 2318
A classic, manually-wound dress watch from the early 1930s, significant for representing Rolex's core, non-Oyster business of that era....
Rolex Oyster 2416
A very early, manually-wound Oyster from the mid-1930s, historically significant for its distinct octagonal case. This reference demons...
Rolex Oyster 3096
A manually-wound Oyster from the late 1930s, historically significant for its elegant Art Deco case design. Often featuring a cushion s...
Rolex Oyster 2319
A manually-wound model from the mid-1930s, significant for its role as a foundational "workhorse" Oyster. Housed in a classic cushion c...
