Rolex Oyster Tru Beat 6556 Silver Dial gay-freres The pointed crown guard case

The pointed crown guard case remains thick in all the right places and has a black fat font insert

The funky orange diver…This black and orange funky dive watch screams 1970s and would have been perfectly at home in that era alongside Tudor Homeplates and other designs of the time

A classic looking Sub Date… The Tudor Submariner came out of the shadows of its older brother many years ago and is now a serious collectible watch in its own right

This watch has been certified at Certifiwatch under registration number CF-0102189

with very few signs of ever having been worn

Rolex Oyster Tru Beat 6556 Silver Dial gay-freres The pointed crown guard caseThe forgotten tool watch This is a very rare and important vintage Oyster that dates to themed 1950s. The Tru Beat was one of the first dead seconds wrist watches ever offered. Instead of the flowing seconds hand that one normally sees on a mechanical watch, dead seconds calibres tick once per second. What sounds very simple is incredibly complicated and requires a new escapement that allows one jump per second of the seconds hand instead of the usual