Three ROLEX dress watch models featuring 18K solid gold cases have arrived at the vintage watch store 'PRINCIPE PRIVE - Epoca d'Oro'.
Three vintage 18K solid gold ROLEX dress watch models ('Precision' and 'Cellini') from the 1960s-70s are now in stock at 'PRINCIPE PRIVE - Epoca d'Oro'.
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Three ROLEX dress watch models have arrived at 'PRINCIPE PRIVE - Epoca d'Oro', a store highly acclaimed by watch collectors and fashionistas locally and internationally for its unique aesthetic selection of vintage watches from the 1950s to the 90s.
The "Precision" collection equipped with a manual winding movement, and the "Cellini" collection which emphasizes design. These are dress watches from the 1960s and 70s, each with different characteristics. All feature an 18K solid gold case and are models that composed the Rolex dress watch lineup of that era.
STORY
From the 1960s into the 70s, wristwatches began to prioritize design in addition to practicality. During this era, while ROLEX pursued functionality such as water resistance and automatic winding, they also developed thin, simple manual-winding dress watches.
"Precision" is a collection characterized by its thinness unique to manual winding and a construction that eliminates waste. On the other hand, "Cellini" placed importance on design, incorporating diverse expressions in case shapes and finishes.
The three watches that arrived this time are models manufactured against this historical background, allowing one to feel a glimpse of the dress watches of that time through the differences in materials and design.
ROLEX Precision 18k Solid Gold 1965s
The "Precision" collection equipped with a manual winding movement, and the "Cellini" collection which emphasizes design. These are dress watches from the 1960s and 70s, each with different characteristics. All feature an 18K solid gold case and are models that composed the Rolex dress watch lineup of that era.
STORY
From the 1960s into the 70s, wristwatches began to prioritize design in addition to practicality. During this era, while ROLEX pursued functionality such as water resistance and automatic winding, they also developed thin, simple manual-winding dress watches.
"Precision" is a collection characterized by its thinness unique to manual winding and a construction that eliminates waste. On the other hand, "Cellini" placed importance on design, incorporating diverse expressions in case shapes and finishes.
The three watches that arrived this time are models manufactured against this historical background, allowing one to feel a glimpse of the dress watches of that time through the differences in materials and design.
ROLEX Precision 18k Solid Gold 1965s