Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz Silver 1981

Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz Silver 1981Rolex went all in with the Oysterquartz, developing a quartz movement that could be adjusted and serviced by a traditional watchmaker. It took Rolex more than five years to come up with an in house quartz movement that the manufacture could be proud of, and in 1977, the Oysterquartz was born. The condition of the case is the most important thing to look at on Oysterquartz models, they are more rare and it's near impossible to find them in the

and with a gorgeous slight two-tone dial

professionally serviced 03/2023

Year: 1952

the clean grey linen dial is accented with very rare white applied indexes for clear legibility and the broad batten handset adds an overall elegant look

clean sub second and a strong unpolished 18k yellow gold case

+15sec/d / 300°

Universal Genève developed the automatic Polerouter to be more resistant to the strong magnetic fields at the North and South poles

professionally serviced 10/2021

Cartier Quartz

2003/1 - manual wound

It is a little-known fact that Vacheron Constantin used to source its movements from Jaeger-LeCoultre

and with a gorgeous slight cream two-tone dial