Ladybug precision Rolex

[mojodesser]

Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have exhaustingly searched, but can’t find any facts for my watch.

[CTech]

There's some information in a previous post about Rolex ladybug or ladybird watches:

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=816486

[Tools]

Popular ladies watches from the '40s and early '50s.

Not a lot of interest in these now days, but they were certainly the cat's-meow in their day.

My mother had one and passed it down to my daughter, who cherishes it and has a spot for it in her curio cabinet. My daughter prefers an older Exp II that I gave her a few years back.

These watches are generally gold or sterling silver. The braided/corded replacement straps were as common in jewelry stores as the regular flat straps are today.