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tirefryer · 12 March 2021, 09:44 AM

My late 60's OP Datejust 1500 is a workhorse and found itself on the wrist today during a brush fire which turned into a barn/structure fire. These watches continue to validate that these are a working man's tool and are designed as such - and I have no problem wearing any of my Rolex watches through any aspect of daily living and adventures.
Other than getting a little crusty during overhaul/salvage (a little cleaning with soft toothbrush took care of bringing it back to its luster), it'll live to go on another adventure.

12 March 2021, 09:44 AM	#1
tirefryer "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2020 Location: USA Watch: One on my wrist Posts: 106	Brush fire season has started - Vintage OP DJ 1500 along for the ride! My late 60's OP Datejust 1500 is a workhorse and found itself on the wrist today during a brush fire which turned into a barn/structure fire. These watches continue to validate that these are a working man's tool and are designed as such - and I have no problem wearing any of my Rolex watches through any aspect of daily living and adventures. Other than getting a little crusty during overhaul/salvage (a little cleaning with soft toothbrush took care of bringing it back to its luster), it'll live to go on another adventure. Attached Images

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