Rolex Oyster Perpetual Double Signed Beyer Zürich Ref. 6582 1998 Some think this was done

Some think this was done to let divers know were the upper and down part of the watch is located under water- we beg to differ since a 6202 was never marked as a dive watch

Have you always looked at our shots of Bernhard’s Mk1 Maxi 5513 and wished you could rock that look

leather paper holder

as the black cabochon on the winding crown is

which is a lovely addition to this special vintage Rolex

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Double Signed Beyer Zürich Ref. 6582 1998 Some think this was doneThis is an insanely rare Rolex Oyster from the mid 1950s, a golden time for the brand and an era when so many incredible and unusual versions of the legendary Oyster Perpetual were made. This is a classic two tone 34mm Oyster with two very rare attributes. The first is the unusual shark tooth bezel, in yellow gold, with minute markings and larger impressions at the hours. The star of the show, however, is the dial which has a matte cream surface with