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Holnave · 8 February 2019, 06:58 PM

I always liked the form factor of vintage watches. The new ones look a little to big on my small wrists. I started out with the Omega Seamaster 30 which is an absolute beauty. Recently I caught an interest in Rolex and thought the 1500 was just right for me!

This Oyster Date 1500 circa 1972 has a black matte dial which I heard is not common (is that true?). This one has a sweet 1570 caliber on it but I'm guessing it's more accurately the 1575 since it has a date complication. Seller had a black leather strap on it but I decided to get the Oyster bracelet to go with it (ref 78350)

8 February 2019, 06:58 PM	#1
Holnave "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2019 Location: Malaysia Watch: Rolex 1500 '72 Posts: 16	My First Rolex Acquisition - Ref 1500 (1972) I always liked the form factor of vintage watches. The new ones look a little to big on my small wrists. I started out with the Omega Seamaster 30 which is an absolute beauty. Recently I caught an interest in Rolex and thought the 1500 was just right for me! This Oyster Date 1500 circa 1972 has a black matte dial which I heard is not common (is that true?). This one has a sweet 1570 caliber on it but I'm guessing it's more accurately the 1575 since it has a date complication. Seller had a black leather strap on it but I decided to get the Oyster bracelet to go with it (ref 78350) Last edited by Holnave; 8 February 2019 at 07:05 PM.. Reason: picture was not posted correctly

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