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·Hello all
I am quite out of my depth here and would like some advice. A very good friend of mine has decided to sell his grandfather’s gold Rolex oyster perpetual. While I have just enough vintage speedmaster knowledge to get me in trouble I pretty much know nothing about these watches. I should have it in hand Friday when I can bring it to European watch in Boston to get it opened and photographed but right now I have some external photos I’d like you guys to take a look at it and tell me what you can as far as condition and dial originality
Also while I appreciate all feedback please no “he should keep, it it’s an heirloom” type advice.
While I understand the sentiment, he’s using this money to seed a college fund for his two young boys so I find it completely worthwhile.
My friend knows less about watches that I do and only guesses at the age from the inscription of 1962. Both grandfather and father have passed so there’s no source of information.
Here are the pics. Thanks in advance.
I am quite out of my depth here and would like some advice. A very good friend of mine has decided to sell his grandfather’s gold Rolex oyster perpetual. While I have just enough vintage speedmaster knowledge to get me in trouble I pretty much know nothing about these watches. I should have it in hand Friday when I can bring it to European watch in Boston to get it opened and photographed but right now I have some external photos I’d like you guys to take a look at it and tell me what you can as far as condition and dial originality
Also while I appreciate all feedback please no “he should keep, it it’s an heirloom” type advice.
While I understand the sentiment, he’s using this money to seed a college fund for his two young boys so I find it completely worthwhile.
My friend knows less about watches that I do and only guesses at the age from the inscription of 1962. Both grandfather and father have passed so there’s no source of information.
Here are the pics. Thanks in advance.
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