Help needed,

[stevenm7412]

Hello,im new to this site and could do with a bit of help,i have a auto rolex which is in a very bad way,all i have is the movement,no case,face hands etc,i am trying to find out the model of it so i can see what it should look like,the no on the movement is D27905,any input would be great,also has anyone got an idea of what it might cost to bring this back to life.

[stevemulholland3]

Originally Posted by stevenm7412

Hello,im new to this site and could do with a bit of help,i have a auto rolex which is in a very bad way,all i have is the movement,no case,face hands etc,i am trying to find out the model of it so i can see what it should look like,the no on the movement is D27905,any input would be great,also has anyone got an idea of what it might cost to bring this back to life.

theres got to be more numbers on it than that.can you take a picture?
I might be able to help but I need more info..
cheers

[Tools]

There should be a number on the back that looks something like this..

[stevenm7412]

Thanx steve,just read your reply,sending some pics now,the other no on it is 1560,ste.ps rubbish camara ,any better? i will try use a better cam if these dont help.ste.

[swatty]

Looks like its in a case to me, can you read the model number, between the lugs at 12 o'clock

[stevenm7412]

HI,the movement is in a replica case,no numbers behind lugs.

[swatty]

Someone put a rolex movement into a replica case

[jryan774]

This thread is sounding fishier by the minute

[Tools]

If it says 1560 on it, then it is a 1560 movement.

These were used in the 60's to power Explorers and Submariners etc.. If there is no water damage, then any decent watchmaker would be able to bring it to life...