Can someone guide me about this

[spryken]

Need to have more details about this piece.
Can't really get reference online.
I'm new in vintage rolex.
Thanks in advance


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[andromeda160]

it's a vintage 3121 with a 15 jewel manual wind movement in it, from the early 1940's I'd imagine. in pretty good shape I'd say, I believe the dial is original. it's a bit small by modern standards, but a great vintage watch.

[spryken]

Thanks for the input brother .
Just brought the watch to a watch repairer , the guy told me it's beyond economical service. So I guess I have to look for another person to get it service .


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[Tools]

Originally Posted by spryken

Thanks for the input brother .
Just brought the watch to a watch repairer , the guy told me it's beyond economical service. So I guess I have to look for another person to get it service .


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Indeed, find yourself a proper watchmaker who knows the value of older Rolex models. Unless it's missing critical parts inside it should be a fairly easy movement to service.

[Boxcars]

Sorry but I have to agree with the OP's watchmaker. These watches are not worth very much at all and should a problem occur during the service of the watch, the watchmaker could be screwed. It isn't worth taking on.

[R.W.T.]

Crown is wrong.

Very likely a non reference number early oyster.

Early non shock calibre 700.

Dial appears original and imo is worth servicing the watch for.

Does it run?

Did you buy it?

Is there a 4 digit number on the back of the case?

Serial probably in the 100k range.

Could be 3121 as Andromeda said or 2280 or 4220

SpeedKing Royal Imperial etc.

Got a movement photo?

[R.W.T.]

Ah yes I believe I see 3121.

I'm not scared.