10 Past Ten Vintage Rolex Watches

This is a very complete watch, purchased from the original owner in Southern California. It’s got tremendous appeal, and is priced extremely attractively. This is a great watch to wear on a daily basis, as perhaps nothing else better represents the ...

This is perhaps the rarest variant of early Zenith Daytona. It is called a "Porcelain Dial" because of the process used to make it by one of the dial manufactures, which resulted in a transparent "Porcelain" effect. Very beautiful and ...

The 4500 is widely considered to be the first oyster chronograph made by Rolex. Production started around WW2, and as such, examples like this one are exceedingly rare.

This is perhaps one of the rarest Cosmograph variants to have surfaced. It is unique for its exceptionally low serial number (Under 1 million), rare dial and early caseback. This is a fantastic piece that would be an integral part of any serious Daytona ...

The P-Serial Zenith-movement Daytonas represent the last piece in the Rolex collection to use a contract movement. Most P-serial Daytonas came with the newer Rolex in-house movement, with only the earliest examples having the Zenith movements. Since then ...