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dbhak22 · 3 June 2015, 04:34 AM

Hi folks, I have taken a few months off of browsing/reading on TRF simply due to wanting to focus my time on family, ha...but now I'm back. I found a 50s (jeweler has the original purchase certificate from Hong Kong and that is dated 11/1/1956) Oyster Perpetual I'd like to get your input on. Be forewarned that he doesn't take great pictures so apologies in advance. From the research I've done, I can't seem to find any other examples of this dial. I have no reason to believe the watch is not what it is (jeweler is selling for the son of the original owner) but was hoping to get a reference number and any info on the dial as I can't seem to pinpoint it. I have found examples where the hour markers are similar but the "3"/"6"/"9" circle markers are what I haven't seen before.

Your thoughts?

3 June 2015, 04:34 AM	#1
dbhak22 2024 ROLEX SUBMARINER 41 Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Real Name: Daniel Location: PNW Watch: ♛ Posts: 3,063	HELP REQUESTED: 1950s Oyster Perpetual Hi folks, I have taken a few months off of browsing/reading on TRF simply due to wanting to focus my time on family, ha...but now I'm back. I found a 50s (jeweler has the original purchase certificate from Hong Kong and that is dated 11/1/1956) Oyster Perpetual I'd like to get your input on. Be forewarned that he doesn't take great pictures so apologies in advance. From the research I've done, I can't seem to find any other examples of this dial. I have no reason to believe the watch is not what it is (jeweler is selling for the son of the original owner) but was hoping to get a reference number and any info on the dial as I can't seem to pinpoint it. I have found examples where the hour markers are similar but the "3"/"6"/"9" circle markers are what I haven't seen before. Your thoughts? __________________ GMT II (16710) \| Explorer I (1016) \| Datejust I (116234) \| Submariner (1680) \| Day-Date (1803) \| Royal Oak (25594) \| FOIS (2998 spec) \| Submariner (16808)

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