Rolex ref.6542 just one word. (legendary) 6542 This was the first GMT Master. It was launched 1954. It was developed on the basis of a regular Turn-O-Graph (Ref. 6202). The modifications were a different bezel and a modified movement. The first version of the Ref. 6542 had a bakelite bezel insert. As this bezel was likely to crack, it got replaced by a metal bezel in 1956. The bakelite bezel was luminous. -ref.6542 1. SS316L case and bracelet. 2. Aged copper bezel coating with silver and bakelite insert. 3. 6mm brevet crown (1:1 replacement crown)

Rolex ref.6542 just one word. (legendary) 6542 This was the first GMT Master. It was launched 1954. It was developed on the basis of a regular Turn-O-Graph (Ref. 6202). The modifications were a different bezel and a modified movement. The first version of the Ref. 6542 had a bakelite bezel insert. As this bezel was likely to crack, it got replaced by a metal bezel in 1956. The bakelite bezel was luminous. -ref.6542 1. SS316L case and bracelet. 2. Aged copper bezel coating with silver and bakelite insert. 3. 6mm brevet crown (1:1 replacement crown)

Rolex ref.6542 This was the first GMT Master. It was launched 1954. It was developed on the basis of a regular Turn-O-Graph (Ref. 6202). The modifications were a different bezel and a modified movement. The first version of the Ref. 6542 had a bakelite bezel insert. As this bezel was likely to crack, it got replaced by a metal bezel in 1956. The bakelite bezel was luminous. -ref.6542 1. SS316L case and bracelet. 2. Aged copper bezel coating with silver and bakelite insert. 3. Real gilt dial with vintage dot marker 4. 6mm brevet crown (1:1 replacement crown)

Rolex ref. 1680 single red Red Submariner (produced through until 1973), are by far the most collectible. In total seven dial variations of the Rolex Red Submariner 1680 were produced with subtle differences in typeface, the positioning of meters versus feet of depth rating, and other intricacies, but across the board that rare and subtle touch of red on the dial makes these variants much more desirable amongst collectors. - ref.1680 single red 1. SS316L case and bracelet. 2. SS316L bezel with aged aluminum insert. 3. Matt dial with vintage dot marker 4. 7mm rolex 3 dot crown (1:1 replacement crown)

ref.1665 The SeaDweller was born in the 1960s out of the collaboration with COMEX a French deep sea diving company, and the NASA of the deep seas. The new model was called reference 1665 and based out of the existing Submariner model. This was evident since a Submariner’s thin case was used for the early Sea-Dwellers and a Helium Escape Valve (HEV) was added to be able to withstand much larger depth ratings. -ref.1665 double 1. SS316L case with HEV and bracelet. 2. SS316L bezel with aged aluminum insert. 3. Matt dial with vintage dot marker 4. 7mm rolex 3 dot crown (1:1 replacement crown)

ref.6200 The Rolex Submariner 6200 is a legend in vintage Rolex collecting circles. One of the earliest Submariner models, Rolex manufactured this particular reference for only a short period. Its limited production run coupled with some very distinct design details makes the Submariner 6200 one of the most sought after vintage Rolex models out there.  -ref.6200 1 -- SS316L case and bracelet. 2 -- Aged copper bezel coating with silver and aluminum insert. 3 -- Real gilt dial with vintage dot marker 4 -- 8mm brevet crown (1:1 replacement crown)

ref. 6538 The vintage Rolex Submariner 6538 has a special place in Rolex history as the original “Bond Submariner” watch. Though several other Submariner versions, including references 5508 and 6205, have also received the nickname, ref 6538 is the original Submariner to be featured in James Bond/007 films. Produced between 1954 and 1959 -ref.6538 1. SS316L case and bracelet. 2. Aged copper bezel coating with silver and aluminum insert. 3. Real gilt dial with vintage dot marker 4. 8mm brevet crown (1:1 replacement crown)