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The stainless steel Rolex Date ref. 1530 flaunts a Gerald Genta-esque vibe with its round smooth bezel sitting on top of a sharp-cornered case. The 36mm Oyster case was fitted with an integrated bracelet—a highly on . The special characteristics of the Oyster Perpetual Date 1530. Rolex fitted out .
Ref. 1530 was one of the first Rolex models to feature a sapphire crystal, which replaced acrylic. Of course, it also features Rolex’s self-winding Perpetual movement, which the brand acknowledges on the dial just below the Rolex logo with the distinction “Oyster Perpetual.”The stainless steel Rolex Date ref. 1530 flaunts a Gerald Genta-esque vibe with its round smooth bezel sitting on top of a sharp-cornered case. The 36mm Oyster case was fitted with an integrated bracelet—a highly on-trend design during that period.
The special characteristics of the Oyster Perpetual Date 1530. Rolex fitted out the Oyster Perpetual Date 1530 with its automatic calibre 1570; a so-called ‘Superlative Chronometer’ with KIF-Ultraflex shock protection for the balance and hacking seconds. The Rolex Caliber 1520 & 1530 at Work. The Cal. 1530, in its role as test pilot for its host of new upgrades, sat inside two models in the Rolex rangel. One, the most recognizable form in the horology world, and the other, a simple yet underappreciated classic. The Submariner The Rolex Submariner: Everything You Need to Know. The archetypical dive watch’s history and vintage collecting scene, demystified.Roger Moore continued the 007 tradition with his Reference 5513, Caliber 1530/1520 Submariner watch featuring a saw-blade bezel.
The Submariner 5513 used the 1530 movement, had pointed crown guards and was available with an Submariner-type or ‘Explorer-type’ dial. Notable differences in editions of this model were the finish of the dial; not all releases had the glossy black version, which makes 5513 appealing to .
Both George Lazenby and Roger Moore wore the Rolex Submariner ref. 5513 as Bond. Rolex produced this model between 1962 and 1969. The Genevan manufacturer first outfitted this watch with the automatic caliber 1530, which was soon replaced by .
The earliest Submariner ref. 5512 models used Rolex's Cal. 1530, a robust movement but not chronometer-certified. To earn the chronometer certification, a movement had to meet stringent COSC (Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute) standards, ensuring accuracy within +4/-6 seconds a day.Submariner 5512: Rolex caliber 1530 and caliber 1560 (can be seen when the four lines entered the dial) “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified”Ref. 1530 was one of the first Rolex models to feature a sapphire crystal, which replaced acrylic. Of course, it also features Rolex’s self-winding Perpetual movement, which the brand acknowledges on the dial just below the Rolex logo with the distinction “Oyster Perpetual.”The stainless steel Rolex Date ref. 1530 flaunts a Gerald Genta-esque vibe with its round smooth bezel sitting on top of a sharp-cornered case. The 36mm Oyster case was fitted with an integrated bracelet—a highly on-trend design during that period.
The special characteristics of the Oyster Perpetual Date 1530. Rolex fitted out the Oyster Perpetual Date 1530 with its automatic calibre 1570; a so-called ‘Superlative Chronometer’ with KIF-Ultraflex shock protection for the balance and hacking seconds. The Rolex Caliber 1520 & 1530 at Work. The Cal. 1530, in its role as test pilot for its host of new upgrades, sat inside two models in the Rolex rangel. One, the most recognizable form in the horology world, and the other, a simple yet underappreciated classic. The Submariner The Rolex Submariner: Everything You Need to Know. The archetypical dive watch’s history and vintage collecting scene, demystified.Roger Moore continued the 007 tradition with his Reference 5513, Caliber 1530/1520 Submariner watch featuring a saw-blade bezel.
The Submariner 5513 used the 1530 movement, had pointed crown guards and was available with an Submariner-type or ‘Explorer-type’ dial. Notable differences in editions of this model were the finish of the dial; not all releases had the glossy black version, which makes 5513 appealing to .Both George Lazenby and Roger Moore wore the Rolex Submariner ref. 5513 as Bond. Rolex produced this model between 1962 and 1969. The Genevan manufacturer first outfitted this watch with the automatic caliber 1530, which was soon replaced by . The earliest Submariner ref. 5512 models used Rolex's Cal. 1530, a robust movement but not chronometer-certified. To earn the chronometer certification, a movement had to meet stringent COSC (Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute) standards, ensuring accuracy within +4/-6 seconds a day.
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