Rolex Oyster Precision 6466 uit 1973

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Horlogekast
Glas: Plexiglass
Diameter: 31
Lug Breedte: 17

Uurwerk
Merk: Rolex
Kaliber: 1215
Jewelen: 17
Reserve: 58
Frequentie: 18000

Band
Materiaal: Stainless Steel
Sluiting: Deployant

Making its debut in 1953, the Oysterdate was intended as an entry-level watch for the Rolex brand. Sharing many similarities with both the Datejust and Oyster Perpetual Date, the Oysterdates key differentiator is in its movement.

Whereas Datejust and OP Date both had automatic movements, the Oysterdate was powered by a manually wound 1215 calibre movement. This was a clever move by Rolex as the movement significantly reduced the price of the watch but changed little to the overall design. Users could get a great looking Rolex watch at a more affordable price with only the slight inconvenience of needing to regularly wind the watch.

The watch was based on the ever-popular Oyster design, with a 34mm stainless steel case and a choice of black or white dials. Later references added more dial colour options as well as an improved, but still manually-wound movement, the calibre 1225.

The Oysterdate remained part of the Rolex collection for over 30 years until it was eventually discontinued in 1989, leaving the Cellini and soon-to-be-updated Daytona as the only manually-would watches made by the brand. Today the Oysterdate has a cult following and is a great entry point for those looking to start collecting vintage Rolex.

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