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Introduced at Basel Fair in 1950 and produced through 1953, the Rolex 6062 is a triple calendar moonphase in a 36mm Oyster case. It's an odd, beautiful combination of robust .The stainless steel 6062 is one of the rarest examples of the reference. It is one of .
The celebrated Oyster case makes the reference 6062 much more Rolex in .The stainless steel 6062 is one of the rarest examples of the reference. It is one of just three Rolex references that feature a moonphase – the vintage ref. 6062 and ref. 8171, and the .The celebrated Oyster case makes the reference 6062 much more Rolex in character than the reference 8171, the only other vintage Rolex to display a moonphase and a triple calendar.The ref. 6062 is considered to be the very first triple calendar self-winding wristwatch with moon-phase in a waterproof case design. For vintage Rolex lovers, it’s also notable for being the .
Featuring Arabic numerals at 3 and 9 o'clock, this Rolex Triple Calendar ref. 6062 in stainless steel with moonphases features a lacquered silvered finish in the main portion of .
Arguably the most storied Rolex model in history, more so than the “Paul Newman” Daytona, the ref. 6062 triple calendar is beautiful, and unusually for Rolex, complicated. At the . The Rolex 6062 chronographe stands out for its rare moonphase feature and unique triple calendar functionality. Rarity, condition, and originality significantly contribute to .
The ref 6062 was produced from 1949 until 1953, 350 copies in yellow gold, 50 in rose gold and a few in stainless steel. Particularly the ref 6062 indexes varied greatly: the .
The Rolex 6062 has all the usual makings of a classic Rolex watch, a waterproof 36mm Oyster case, a Perpetual movement with automatic winding technology, a traditional 5-piece link .
Rolex Ref 6062 Triple Calendar on SS Jubilee Bracelet. Among the many fine and rare timepieces to be offered at the upcoming Christie’s Important Watches Including Property from . Introduced at Basel Fair in 1950 and produced through 1953, the Rolex 6062 is a triple calendar moonphase in a 36mm Oyster case. It's an odd, beautiful combination of robust elegance, born in the early '50s shortly after Rolex introduced the Datejust and was experimenting with complications.
The stainless steel 6062 is one of the rarest examples of the reference. It is one of just three Rolex references that feature a moonphase – the vintage ref. 6062 and ref. 8171, and the brand new Cellini Moon-Phase released this year at Baselworld. The celebrated Oyster case makes the reference 6062 much more Rolex in character than the reference 8171, the only other vintage Rolex to display a moonphase and a triple calendar.
The ref. 6062 is considered to be the very first triple calendar self-winding wristwatch with moon-phase in a waterproof case design. For vintage Rolex lovers, it’s also notable for being the only example of Rolex placing a complicated self-winding movement inside its . Featuring Arabic numerals at 3 and 9 o'clock, this Rolex Triple Calendar ref. 6062 in stainless steel with moonphases features a lacquered silvered finish in the main portion of the dial, along with a ivory grené outer ring, providing great contrast and depth to the watch.
Arguably the most storied Rolex model in history, more so than the “Paul Newman” Daytona, the ref. 6062 triple calendar is beautiful, and unusually for Rolex, complicated. At the same time, the ref. 6062 boasts the trademark water-resistant Oyster case, something that its closest cousin, the ref. 8171 “Padellone” triple calendar, lacks. The Rolex 6062 chronographe stands out for its rare moonphase feature and unique triple calendar functionality. Rarity, condition, and originality significantly contribute to the Rolex 6062’s high price. The ref 6062 was produced from 1949 until 1953, 350 copies in yellow gold, 50 in rose gold and a few in stainless steel. Particularly the ref 6062 indexes varied greatly: the rarest were the diamond indexes, followed by the star-shaped indexes.
The Rolex 6062 has all the usual makings of a classic Rolex watch, a waterproof 36mm Oyster case, a Perpetual movement with automatic winding technology, a traditional 5-piece link Jubilee bracelet, and the iconic 5-point Rolex coronet proudly displayed on the dial.
Rolex Ref 6062 Triple Calendar on SS Jubilee Bracelet. Among the many fine and rare timepieces to be offered at the upcoming Christie’s Important Watches Including Property from an Important European Collection, this rare Rolex 6062 — featuring triple calendar with moonphases and black lacquer dial — is perhaps my favorite. Introduced at Basel Fair in 1950 and produced through 1953, the Rolex 6062 is a triple calendar moonphase in a 36mm Oyster case. It's an odd, beautiful combination of robust elegance, born in the early '50s shortly after Rolex introduced the Datejust and was experimenting with complications.
The stainless steel 6062 is one of the rarest examples of the reference. It is one of just three Rolex references that feature a moonphase – the vintage ref. 6062 and ref. 8171, and the brand new Cellini Moon-Phase released this year at Baselworld. The celebrated Oyster case makes the reference 6062 much more Rolex in character than the reference 8171, the only other vintage Rolex to display a moonphase and a triple calendar.
The ref. 6062 is considered to be the very first triple calendar self-winding wristwatch with moon-phase in a waterproof case design. For vintage Rolex lovers, it’s also notable for being the only example of Rolex placing a complicated self-winding movement inside its . Featuring Arabic numerals at 3 and 9 o'clock, this Rolex Triple Calendar ref. 6062 in stainless steel with moonphases features a lacquered silvered finish in the main portion of the dial, along with a ivory grené outer ring, providing great contrast and depth to the watch. Arguably the most storied Rolex model in history, more so than the “Paul Newman” Daytona, the ref. 6062 triple calendar is beautiful, and unusually for Rolex, complicated. At the same time, the ref. 6062 boasts the trademark water-resistant Oyster case, something that its closest cousin, the ref. 8171 “Padellone” triple calendar, lacks.
The Rolex 6062 chronographe stands out for its rare moonphase feature and unique triple calendar functionality. Rarity, condition, and originality significantly contribute to the Rolex 6062’s high price. The ref 6062 was produced from 1949 until 1953, 350 copies in yellow gold, 50 in rose gold and a few in stainless steel. Particularly the ref 6062 indexes varied greatly: the rarest were the diamond indexes, followed by the star-shaped indexes.The Rolex 6062 has all the usual makings of a classic Rolex watch, a waterproof 36mm Oyster case, a Perpetual movement with automatic winding technology, a traditional 5-piece link Jubilee bracelet, and the iconic 5-point Rolex coronet proudly displayed on the dial.
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