rolex 6610 honeycomb dial

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rolex 6610 honeycomb dial*******May 23, 2024 — Looking for some input on this early Explorer. The dial seems to be different than other examples I have seen. “ Rare gentleman's late 1950's stainless steel Rolex .Feb 25, 2019 — Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Vintage Rolex Discussion: Rolex 6610 and dialAug 22, 2019 — Another version of the 6350 was available with a textured ‘honeycomb’ dial which was available on all Explorer models at this .Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Vintage Rolex Discussion: Thoughts on this 6610 dialThe Rolex Explorer Ref 6610 brought with it some important evolutions and improvements. The earlier A296 caliber movement made way for the new caliber 1030. Rolex’s first in-house designed and built movement.

Aug 9, 2019 — One 18k gold watch with black lacquer dial and star numerals fetched $363k in 2012; a stainless steel model with honeycomb dial and sar numerals hit $72k in 2007 while a double-signed model in gold with . Speaking more about Rolex, the pattern could be either micro-square or micro-rhombus, and the absolute most desirable model is certainly the Submariner, specifically the reference 6204, namely the first Submariner in history, and the explorer references 6610 and 6350. Looking for some input on this early Explorer. The dial seems to be different than other examples I have seen. “ Rare gentleman's late 1950's stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer. Reference 6610 serial number 268190 (circa 1957) with spare lines and clasp.” Typically shoddy photos for an auction house. Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Vintage Rolex Discussion: Rolex 6610 and dial Another version of the 6350 was available with a textured ‘honeycomb’ dial which was available on all Explorer models at this time. Later versions of the 6350 was produced with Rolex’s original pencil hands.

The Explorer Ref. 6350 was available with several dial iterations and handsets, including Mercedes, pencil, and syringe-style hands, and the now very rare and collectible “honeycomb” textured dial.

Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Vintage Rolex Discussion: Thoughts on this 6610 dialThe Rolex Explorer Ref 6610 brought with it some important evolutions and improvements. The earlier A296 caliber movement made way for the new caliber 1030. Rolex’s first in-house designed and built movement.

One 18k gold watch with black lacquer dial and star numerals fetched $363k in 2012; a stainless steel model with honeycomb dial and sar numerals hit $72k in 2007 while a double-signed model in gold with star numerals reached $26k in 2010. The 6350 has become known as the "honeycomb" due to the dial pattern which looks – you guessed it – like a honeycomb. This is an exceedingly rare watch, as it was produced for just about one year, and concurrently with its predecessor, the 6150. With its subtle 36mm size, no-date simplicity, and crisp black dial – whether gilt or matte – it's the sport Rolex that doesn't turn heads – the anti-hype Rolex, if you will. The "if you know, you know" Rolex. At auction, quality Explorer examples bring in respectable sums, but nothing like the Submariners or the Daytonas of the world.

Thoughts on this 6610 dial Speaking more about Rolex, the pattern could be either micro-square or micro-rhombus, and the absolute most desirable model is certainly the Submariner, specifically the reference 6204, namely the first Submariner in history, and the explorer references 6610 and 6350. Looking for some input on this early Explorer. The dial seems to be different than other examples I have seen. “ Rare gentleman's late 1950's stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer. Reference 6610 serial number 268190 (circa 1957) with spare lines and clasp.” Typically shoddy photos for an auction house.

Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Vintage Rolex Discussion: Rolex 6610 and dial Another version of the 6350 was available with a textured ‘honeycomb’ dial which was available on all Explorer models at this time. Later versions of the 6350 was produced with Rolex’s original pencil hands.

The Explorer Ref. 6350 was available with several dial iterations and handsets, including Mercedes, pencil, and syringe-style hands, and the now very rare and collectible “honeycomb” textured dial.rolex 6610 honeycomb dial Thoughts on this 6610 dial Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Vintage Rolex Discussion: Thoughts on this 6610 dial

rolex 6610 honeycomb dialThe Rolex Explorer Ref 6610 brought with it some important evolutions and improvements. The earlier A296 caliber movement made way for the new caliber 1030. Rolex’s first in-house designed and built movement. One 18k gold watch with black lacquer dial and star numerals fetched $363k in 2012; a stainless steel model with honeycomb dial and sar numerals hit $72k in 2007 while a double-signed model in gold with star numerals reached $26k in 2010.

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