A History of the Rolex Oyster Royal

Jul 1, 2022

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A Friday morning discussion on a lesser-known part of Rolex history

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Corey L

Aug 26, 2022

Thanks for the lead on Mineral Watches! And no, I don’t think this qualifies as double signed ;) but love the post and history!

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I agree with you (; but definitely an interesting idea - thanks so much for the read!!

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Still wear my fathers 2952 6144 daily but never wear it in bed

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A History of the Rolex Oyster Royal