Something a bit offbeat today... a 1950's Rolex 6106, a semi-bubble back with a 35mm case and the Super Oyster crown. This one is a radium dial, in original untouched condition, with the red "Officially" (as in Officially Certified Chronometer). I was lucky enough to buy this from a gentleman who specializes in fixing bubble-backs, and got it freshly serviced. The movement is in top-notch condition, and worked perfectly today even though I haven't worn it in months. I didn't even wind it, and it has barely lost 2 seconds in the past 10 hours.
My least valuable but most treasured watch due to sentimental value.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Lobster Wednesday. Sooo pleased finally got an extra link so I can wear it without cutting my circulation off! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Still this one. My 27-year old Date-Just with caliber 3135 movement. For all its years, it has only been worn occasionally. So in preparing to wear it more regularly for the next while, I serviced it 4 days ago. Seven seconds fast this morning, since setting last Saturday.