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9 September 2024, 10:34 PM | #1 |
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Thoughts on the Oyster Perpetual 1500?
I'm looking at possibly picking up a vintage OP "Date" 1500 for my wife. Looking for a Rolex for a person who's not into watches. In other words, she will probably throw it on the dresser when not wearing with little to no concern for scratches or things like that LOL. Hey what can I say, she just won't listen! Anyway for someone like her it seems like this might be a decent choice and they can be had for the $3K range so I won't cringe every time I see her fail to provide the TLC that us watchaholics tend to give our watches. She has a Hamilton 34mm watch that she likes and the size seems to work well for her. I think 36mm would be fine as well. I like that this watch has a date, is very legible, has lumed hands and indices, and 100m water resistance, while still being thin and wearable.
Any thougts one way or the other on these? Age range will be late 60's to early 70's. Are these known to be good watches long term? Any problems with the movement? Would you suggest an immediate full Rolex service when picking up a vintage model like this? Curious to hear all opinions. Thanks! |
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