Rolex Classic
In the world of watches, few names capture the imagination as much as Rolex. This particular watch from 1968 exudes unparalleled beauty in its simplicity. It is a classic manual wind model, powered by the reliable caliber 1225. With the reference 9829, this is a watch for the man who appreciates pure class and precision. The steel case has a sleek, rounded shape that immediately catches the eye of the connoisseur. A soothing ivory dial forms the elegant heart of this timeless design.
Together with the beautiful brown leather strap, it creates a harmonious and stylish whole. This is a piece of jewelry that not only shines today, but can be worn with pride for many years to come. Thanks to its enduring quality, it is an heirloom that can even be passed down from father to son. The contemporary man with an eye for detail will undoubtedly immediately recognize this piece as a class apart. This special piece is currently on display in our store at Reestraat 3 in Amsterdam. In our display cases, you’ll find this timepiece alongside an extensive collection of other unique vintage watches. We invite you to come and enjoy all the beauty we have to offer in peace.
Each watch in our collection patiently awaits an owner who will wear it with dignity. The true experience of a vintage Rolex only begins when you experience it for yourself.
You are very welcome to stop by, admire this Rolex, and put it on your wrist. It’s a unique opportunity to own a tangible piece of watchmaking history from the late 1960s. Whether you’re a novice collector or a seasoned enthusiast, this model will captivate you.
Come to Amsterdam’s canal district and be seduced by the timeless charm of this brand. As soon as you wear it, you’ll know: this Rolex Precision is truly in a class of its own.
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1968€ 3.980
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Unlike Datejust or Sea-Dweller, Precision is technically not a model name. It is simply a description of the specifications of the caliber inside.
You may be familiar with COSC-certification. Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres, is an independent non-profit institute that performs accuracy testing of Swiss made watch movements. Every individual movement, identified by its serial number, is tested and certified as a chronometer if it meets a set of standards. The most familiar is an average maximum daily deviation of +6/-4 seconds for mechanical movements. Today, about 3% of Swiss watches is chronometer rated. Rolex is, by numbers, the largest player in COSC-certified watches.
Most Rolex movements are chronometers. Many even underwent additional testing by Rolex themselves, to be labeled Superlative Chronometer. There are, however, Rolex movements that have not been externally certified for accuracy.
Famous are the Ref. 5513 Submariners. They did not feature individual movement numbers, indicating they were not chronometer certified. The Ref. 5512 was the chronometer variant, simultaneously available.
Another example are the Precision-labeled watches from Rolex. These were manually wound calibers, tested by Rolex themselves. A common variant is the Oyster Precision, which is a manually wound, time-only watch in the familiar Oyster case. Do not be fooled though, the Rolex quality is all there!
Several non-chronometer models are available under the Precision label. Besides the time-only Oyster Precision, a manual-wound non-chronometer Oysterdate Precision in 34mm case can also be found. This model is, in appearance, very similar to the more common Oyster Perpetual Date, but with a manual, non-chronometer caliber.
Today, all Rolex movements are automatic (perpetual) and COSC-rated. So to own a Precision caliber by the famed house is to own a piece of watchmaking history.
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