rolex 6062 oyster | Rolex 6062 price rolex 6062 oyster The ref. 6062 is considered to be the very first triple calendar self-winding wristwatch with moon-phase in a waterproof case design. For vintage Rolex lovers, it’s also notable for being the only example of Rolex placing a complicated self-winding movement inside its .
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Introduced at Basel Fair in 1950 and produced through 1953, the Rolex 6062 is .
Making its debut at Baselworld in 1950, the 6062 was the first automatic triple calendar . Introduced at Basel Fair in 1950 and produced through 1953, the Rolex 6062 is a triple calendar moonphase in a 36mm Oyster case. It's an odd, beautiful combination of robust elegance, born in the early '50s shortly after Rolex introduced the Datejust and was experimenting with complications. Making its debut at Baselworld in 1950, the 6062 was the first automatic triple calendar moonphase watch in a waterproof Oyster case (the 8171 is not in a waterproof case). Considering the Datejust debuted in 1945, this was a pretty advanced watch for Rolex at the time.
The celebrated Oyster case makes the reference 6062 much more Rolex in character than the reference 8171, the only other vintage Rolex to display a moonphase and a triple calendar.
The ref. 6062 is considered to be the very first triple calendar self-winding wristwatch with moon-phase in a waterproof case design. For vintage Rolex lovers, it’s also notable for being the only example of Rolex placing a complicated self-winding movement inside its .The Rolex 6062 has all the usual makings of a classic Rolex watch, a waterproof 36mm Oyster case, a Perpetual movement with automatic winding technology, a traditional 5-piece link Jubilee bracelet, and the iconic 5-point Rolex coronet proudly displayed on the dial. While the present watch, reference 6062 features a screw down Oyster case back, its sibling reference 8171 is fitted with a snap-on case back. Launched at the Basel fair in 1950, reference 6062 was the first automatic wristwatch with date and moonphases that was housed in a waterproof case.
Arguably the most storied Rolex model in history, more so than the “Paul Newman” Daytona, the ref. 6062 triple calendar is beautiful, and unusually for Rolex, complicated. At the same time, the ref. 6062 boasts the trademark water-resistant Oyster case, something that its closest cousin, the ref. 8171 “Padellone” triple calendar, lacks. It was an 18-carat golden, self-winding waterproof watch with a triple calendar and positions of the moon, ref 6062, 36 mm in diam. A tonneau-shaped two-body case with screw back nr. 916366. This watch had been produced in 1952 and sold to Bao Lai in 1954. The crown is a Gold Super Oyster, ref 18.
These two models were Rolex’s only watches ever made in series with moon phases, until the introduction of the Cellini reference 50535 in 2017. The difference between ref. 6062 and 8171 is the case: reference 6062 is fitted with the iconic Rolex ‘Oyster’ case whereas reference 8171 features a snap-on back.
First the 6062 oyster is an important model in Rolex history – it is one of only two complicated triple calendar models with moon phase Rolex ever made (the other being the 8171). Secondly the 6062 is housed in an oyster case and with a 35mm diameter- . Introduced at Basel Fair in 1950 and produced through 1953, the Rolex 6062 is a triple calendar moonphase in a 36mm Oyster case. It's an odd, beautiful combination of robust elegance, born in the early '50s shortly after Rolex introduced the Datejust and was experimenting with complications. Making its debut at Baselworld in 1950, the 6062 was the first automatic triple calendar moonphase watch in a waterproof Oyster case (the 8171 is not in a waterproof case). Considering the Datejust debuted in 1945, this was a pretty advanced watch for Rolex at the time. The celebrated Oyster case makes the reference 6062 much more Rolex in character than the reference 8171, the only other vintage Rolex to display a moonphase and a triple calendar.
The ref. 6062 is considered to be the very first triple calendar self-winding wristwatch with moon-phase in a waterproof case design. For vintage Rolex lovers, it’s also notable for being the only example of Rolex placing a complicated self-winding movement inside its .
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The Rolex 6062 has all the usual makings of a classic Rolex watch, a waterproof 36mm Oyster case, a Perpetual movement with automatic winding technology, a traditional 5-piece link Jubilee bracelet, and the iconic 5-point Rolex coronet proudly displayed on the dial.
While the present watch, reference 6062 features a screw down Oyster case back, its sibling reference 8171 is fitted with a snap-on case back. Launched at the Basel fair in 1950, reference 6062 was the first automatic wristwatch with date and moonphases that was housed in a waterproof case. Arguably the most storied Rolex model in history, more so than the “Paul Newman” Daytona, the ref. 6062 triple calendar is beautiful, and unusually for Rolex, complicated. At the same time, the ref. 6062 boasts the trademark water-resistant Oyster case, something that its closest cousin, the ref. 8171 “Padellone” triple calendar, lacks. It was an 18-carat golden, self-winding waterproof watch with a triple calendar and positions of the moon, ref 6062, 36 mm in diam. A tonneau-shaped two-body case with screw back nr. 916366. This watch had been produced in 1952 and sold to Bao Lai in 1954. The crown is a Gold Super Oyster, ref 18.
These two models were Rolex’s only watches ever made in series with moon phases, until the introduction of the Cellini reference 50535 in 2017. The difference between ref. 6062 and 8171 is the case: reference 6062 is fitted with the iconic Rolex ‘Oyster’ case whereas reference 8171 features a snap-on back.
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