A 1940s manually-wound model significant for being marketed under various names like "Oyster Athlete" or "Oyster Essex" for Commonwealt...

A manually-wound model from the mid-1940s often branded as "Oyster Royal." Its significance lies in Rolex's strategy of creating a bran...

A manually-wound "boy's size" model from the 1940s. Its significance lies in Rolex's strategy of market segmentation. The "Speedking" l...

The Rolex Oyster Speedking ref. 5056 is a manually-wound wristwatch from the 1940s, showcasing the compact and durable characteristics ...

The Rolex Oyster Royal ref. 6246 is a manually-wound wristwatch produced in the early 1950s, characterized by its durable construction ...

The Rolex Oyster ref. 6244 is a rarely seen manually-wound wristwatch from the early 1950s, produced in limited numbers and featuring u...

The Rolex Oyster Speedking ref. 6021 is an early post-war manually-wound wristwatch, reflecting the compact and durable design principl...

The Rolex Oyster ref. 4647 is a vintage manually-wound wristwatch from the 1940s, part of the classic pre-Datejust Oyster series that e...

The Rolex Oyster Royal ref. 6044 is a manually-wound wristwatch produced in the late 1940s and early 1950s, part of the brand's elegant...

The Rolex Oyster Royal ref. 6144 is a classic manually-wound wristwatch produced in the 1950s, known for its robust case design and und...