Late 1950s + Early 1960s Rolex Chronometer certificate

[QuayWristwatches]

Hi there,

I recently picked a job lot of watches and hidden in with some documents was a Late 1950s + Early 1960s Rolex Chronometer certificate. The certificate is filled in and dates to a watch made in 1960.

I don't have the watch unfortunately but I'm basically wondering if there is any value to it or if I should just throw it away.

Seems a shame to but if it's tied to that one case and movement I'm not sure if it would be good to anyone.

Thanks in advance

[TimeToGo]

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You can always post on Ebay for low price and see where it goes.

Welcome to the Forum!

[Dan S]

It has significant value to the person who owns the watch. The problem is finding them. :-)

There is a thread on VRF for orphaned paperwork, listed by the initial digits of the serial number.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/vint...rs-t38111.html