10 Past Ten Vintage Rolex Watches

A very complete example of a gorgeous red Submariner. Even the original sticker and price tag are visible on the outside of the box! Comes with certificate, hang tags, etc... This watch has it all!

This is the Comex sub that has been prominently featured in many Italian Rolex books. It was part of the Mondani collection that was sold by Antiquorum many years ago. As found and photographed, the watch and an incorrect meters first dial fitted into it ...

A rare replacement dial only given on exchange basis with an original red sub dial. This is perfect for those of you who like vintage but also want a more "modern" feel.

A great example of imho the "best looking" of the DRSD dials, and in excellent condition!

What an unbelievable find! A gorgeous piece that is as complete as they come. Sold originally by Gosen’s in Curacao, this is a great time-capsule that will keep you looking at your wrist all day long.

A great example of an early 5513 Submariner.

A great example of a late production gilt GMT Master.

A beautiful and crisp example of a gold 1680.

We have not had many nice PCG GMTs in a while, because they seem to be very hard to come by these days. I’m happy to be able to offer this excellent specimen that "checks all the boxes".

This is a simply beautiful early Air-King with a very desirable black lacquer dial. Seldom seen in this configuration this is a great piece.

While the word "Transitional" is often overused in the watch world, this is watch truly has the characteristics of a transitional piece. Under the word Rolex on the dial, it is printed with only "CHRONOGRAPH", and not the usual "O ...

White gold lapis dial DDs are hard to find and this is an excellent example. Much rarer than their YG counterparts, this is a beautiful piece with a great natural tone and pattern.

What a rare bird! Perhaps one of the first "RED" Submariners to have been manufactured, this watch exhibits several interesting and rare characteristics. First off, the case although labeled 6536, is actually an early 6538 case. The shape of t ...

A nice last generation maxi 5513 that looks great and has all the attributes that you’d want from a vintage sub.

An important historical Explorer, one of the earliest ones named as such. This ref. is more commonly found with a similar dial but no Explorer designation.