Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date 1504 Grey Shantung Dial Moreau Finish with Brick Bracelet in 18k Yellow GoldThose who dive into vintage Rolex details will know that subtle differences in reference numbers often signal something special. Within classic Date models, the final digit typically denotes the bezel executionref. 1500 with its understated smooth bezel, and ref. 1501 showcasing the more architectural engine turned style. But Rolex didnt stop there. Over the years, the brand explored a series of far more unusual decorative bezels that remain under the

The Rolex Explorer II reference 1655 holds a special place in the hearts of vintage Rolex collectors

These timepieces were presented to employees

This particular version is the most common Mark II

hangtags and typed papers

The tritium lume on the hour plots and hands has aged nicely to a mellow colour

complete with an original 18k gold Patek pin buckle

holds an iconic place in watchmaking history as the first wristwatch to display both the date and the day of the week fully spelled out on the dial

- Matte silver dial

- Valjoux 21 hand-wound movement

They often came with leather straps

Cream coloured dial

Guarantee paper stating sale in 1984