Reply With QuoteMy wife has one almost identical. Will post pics in due course.
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I got to see a little Oyster Perpetual that a friend's father gifted to him recently.
It's a 34mm that his father bought in Aden in 1958. Or more accurately, his mate was going to the shop so he asked him to pick him up a Rolex, "nothing too big". So much simpler in those days.
It has been regularly serviced and now passed from father to son.
My wife has one almost identical. Will post pics in due course.
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I had a similar one a few years ago. Lovely little watch.
Last edited by gunner; 12th July 2022 at 16:26.
Very nice, you cant beat an old Oyster, especially a white dial.
What a great watch, although not a fan of the design the story makes it special.
imagine if he had chosen a sub...
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
LOL =)Originally Posted by Saint-Just
Still, it's a very nice watch.
It is indeed. I should have started my post by saying so.
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
Nice!! Did you find box and papers too?I had a similar one a few years ago. Lovely little watch.
Classics for a reason.
Cheers,
Neil.
You can't get much nicer than that.
I have a similar one
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I much prefer this to a sub.
Had it been a 1958 sub you could afford a few of those…
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
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