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Larryscott · 14 October 2020, 01:47 AM

Classic Oyster Perpetual Date (1966), very nice Oyster Precision ((1970?), and SeaMaster Cosmic 2000 (1979?). The SeaMaster has very slender long hands. I’ve only seen baton hands on a Cosmic. Is that unusual?

I’ve owned the Rolexes for decades. The Cosmic 2000 has never been worn, it didn’t have a band and sat in a drawer forever unused... until now. The Cosmic and the OP keep about 1” per day. The Precision is not an automatic.

I don’t know much about Cosmic 2000. I believe calibre 1012, but I have no idea. Don’t see much chat about Cosmic 2000. I guess it’s pretty low in the collecting world.

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14 October 2020, 01:47 AM	#111
Larryscott "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Maryland Watch: Oyster Date Posts: 36	Show us your Omega and Rolex combos Classic Oyster Perpetual Date (1966), very nice Oyster Precision ((1970?), and SeaMaster Cosmic 2000 (1979?). The SeaMaster has very slender long hands. I’ve only seen baton hands on a Cosmic. Is that unusual? I’ve owned the Rolexes for decades. The Cosmic 2000 has never been worn, it didn’t have a band and sat in a drawer forever unused... until now. The Cosmic and the OP keep about 1” per day. The Precision is not an automatic. I don’t know much about Cosmic 2000. I believe calibre 1012, but I have no idea. Don’t see much chat about Cosmic 2000. I guess it’s pretty low in the collecting world. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk