The Rolex Oyster that arrived today is a manual-winding model that was discontinued in 1989.
This item remains extremely popular today as an entry-level model for mechanical watches, including vintage Rolexes.
This is a vintage watch from the 4th period of production in 1970, approximately 55 years ago.
This was a classic Rolex model at the time and one of the longest-selling series.
It does not have functions such as a date, and only has the basic function of telling the time, which is a watch.
Furthermore, even the automatic winding function, which is synonymous with Rolex, has been stripped away, and while it is equipped with only the minimum functions,
A stoic model that uses Rolex's signature Oyster case (waterproof function).
This watch will teach you how to operate a mechanical watch and what to be careful of.
Many people have probably learned about mechanical watches, including Rolex.
As someone who became interested in watches through this watch,
I still feel that fascination.
The Rolex Oyster is a watch that can be said to be the "right answer" for being completely devoid of unnecessary decoration.
Beyond the word "simple," it seems to have reached the ultimate expression in every aspect of a watch.
An excellent item that exudes indescribable perfection.
It can be used in formal situations, but also easily coordinated with casual wear.
The versatility of a simple watch makes it suitable for any outfit.
Although it is a Rolex watch, it doesn't feel like a Rolex in a good way.
Isn't Oyster's basic style one of its great qualities?
The dial was originally silver but has turned gold over the years.
The change in the color of the dial is a testament to the time that has passed over the past 55 years.
This is the charm of vintage watches.
In addition, regular Oyster watches have luminous hands and indexes,
This one has details that give it a more dress watch feel, without the luminous material.
Many of today's watches are rarely derived from the same standard, but
Vintage Rolex watches are very unique in that they feature subtle differences in their details.
These details, as well as the dome-shaped plastic crystal, give it a vintage feel.
The Oyster has a rounded case and a leather strap that looks great with it.
While it has the appeal of being an entry-level model, it is also a watch that should be kept until the very end.
As I get older, I tend to prefer simple things over flashy ones.
I began to prefer subtle things over bold ones,
One of the most famous watches is the Rolex Oyster.
A truly good watch is not determined by price or reputation,
I think it's about whether you capture the essence of the object.
One watch that definitely embodies this is the Rolex Oyster.
I can confidently recommend this as one of the watches I would ultimately choose.
