Mine so far

[T5AUS]

the first was the 1984 GMT transitional ( Mike was a great help in me getting this one :thumbsup:) the second was the 50's gold dress watch and the third was 1962 5512 :cheers:

[mike]

Beautiful trio!:thumbsup::thumbsup:

That 5512 dial just pops!!:clap::clap:

[Tools]

Any of those could grace my watch box anytime...........:thumbsup:

[sojourner]

Super nice set...thanks for posting!

[T5AUS]

Thanx guys :cheers:

[Imtiaz]

That 5512 is a real beauty.

Would love to have that on my wrist.

[chu88y]

I even like the dress watch

[SLS]

Love the 5512! Thanks for sharing those,
Scott

[SubmarinerMan]

That 5512 is a real beauty.

Would love to have that on my wrist.


X2. :thumbsup:

[gpateesq]

I like the dress watch. I've never seen something like that before from Rolex. Does anyone know the history of this watch style? (OK an admittedly newbie question, but I haven't even had my Tudor for a month yet).

[T5AUS]

I like the dress watch. I've never seen something like that before from Rolex. Does anyone know the history of this watch style? (OK an admittedly newbie question, but I haven't even had my Tudor for a month yet).

Thanks for the positive comments guys.:cheers:

gpateesq, as far as I know, the rolex movement was imported into the various countries and then the gold case added in that country, not sure, but I think it was something to do with saving on duty. I have added a couple of photo's of the movement and back inner cover:thumbsup:

[gpateesq]

Thank you for the info and pics Phil. Maybe one day I'll get lucky enough to own a watch like that.

Greg

[Lol-x]

Excellent looking vintage pieces Phil. And they look just as good in the flesh.... I can say that from experience having held your watches in my hand.

That 5512 is just too nice, that one is definitely a keeper.