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Old 12 May 2024, 11:14 PM   #1
Hoosier1857
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Vintage ladies cocktail (please help - family heirloom)

Hello all,

My grandma wore a Rolex cocktail watch on special occasions. She died last year and I now have the watch. Though my wife doesn’t like it, she’s kind enough to wear it once in a while (like today, the unveiling of my grandma’s headstone). It will ultimately go to my daughter once she’s older. She loves it.

Anyway, I’m unsure how women wore fashion?cocktail watches back in the 60s. The way fits loosely on my wife’s wrist, more like a tennis bracelet or something. It does not stay near the wrist bone, but instead, falls down to the hand. Is this the correct way to wear it? I don’t have super strong memories of how it fit on my grandma.

It does not look like links can be removed. I will be sending it to a vintage Rolex servicer and will find out more.

Anyway, I’d LOVE advice on fit and any info about the watch, if you have it. This is a super meaningful item to me. My grandma was essentially my mom and I miss her tremendously.

I’m attaching pictures.

Thanks
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