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1972 Rolex Precision 18k Dress Watch (Ref. 9659)

$4,300.00

Worth A Read

The term "Precision" on Rolex dials refers to watches that are not certified by the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC). These Precision labeled watches were introduced by Rolex to offer a lower priced product while protecting their main product lines. The first style was simple dress watches, often in gold or steel, first introduced in the 1940s. The second style debuted in the classic Rolex Oyster case in 1953, featuring the Oysterdate and Oyster Precision models.

During an era when Rolex was focusing on advancing their utilitarian, tool-based watches, some of their dress timepieces went relatively unnoticed. The Precision line, known for its simplicity, features classic designs that continue to impress. 

Specifications

Reference: 9659

Model: Precision

Movement: Manual

Year: 1972

Contents: Watch Only

Case: The case is 34mm. The condition is very nice with light patina throughout the yellow gold case.

Dial: The sunburst champagne dial is clean. The dial features no lume and applied hour markers.

Strap & Buckle: We paired the watch with our Italian pebble leather strap.

 

1972 Rolex Precision 18k Dress Watch (Ref. 9659)

$4,300.00

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Worth A Read

The term "Precision" on Rolex dials refers to watches that are not certified by the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC). These Precision labeled watches were introduced by Rolex to offer a lower priced product while protecting their main product lines. The first style was simple dress watches, often in gold or steel, first introduced in the 1940s. The second style debuted in the classic Rolex Oyster case in 1953, featuring the Oysterdate and Oyster Precision models.

During an era when Rolex was focusing on advancing their utilitarian, tool-based watches, some of their dress timepieces went relatively unnoticed. The Precision line, known for its simplicity, features classic designs that continue to impress. 

Specifications

Reference: 9659

Model: Precision

Movement: Manual

Year: 1972

Contents: Watch Only

Case: The case is 34mm. The condition is very nice with light patina throughout the yellow gold case.

Dial: The sunburst champagne dial is clean. The dial features no lume and applied hour markers.

Strap & Buckle: We paired the watch with our Italian pebble leather strap.