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Haywood_Milton · 6 May 2014, 08:02 PM

Good morning all,

The 6536 1 is not a model of which I have seen many examples in the metal. This one was brought in to my colleagues on Saturday.

Consistent with a number of my records, it has a 3067xx case number with III.57 case-back and 1030 calibre movement, the movement itself being numbered within the range of others in the relevant batch of a thousand or so watches.

The watch has six service marks from Rolex London on the interior :-)

Bezel wear at 6 and 12 is fantastic and reminds me of contemporary Milgauss bezel wear.

With kind regards to all,

Haywood Milton, UK

6 May 2014, 08:02 PM	#1
Haywood_Milton "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Real Name: Yes, it is ! Location: Cheshire & Mersey Watch: Military issue Sub Posts: 1,322	1957 Submariner Good morning all, The 6536 1 is not a model of which I have seen many examples in the metal. This one was brought in to my colleagues on Saturday. Consistent with a number of my records, it has a 3067xx case number with III.57 case-back and 1030 calibre movement, the movement itself being numbered within the range of others in the relevant batch of a thousand or so watches. The watch has six service marks from Rolex London on the interior :-) Bezel wear at 6 and 12 is fantastic and reminds me of contemporary Milgauss bezel wear. With kind regards to all, Haywood Milton, UK

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