Support to identify Honeycomb model

[sillon06]

Hi everyone,
I am looking for some help to identify this model.
I have a hard time to find other Rolex - non Oyster - Perpetual Chronometer. Case back is not Oyster nor bubbleback and dial honeycomb... I am a bit lost about it. Could you guys have a look at these pictures and get some input?
Thanks

[sillon06]

Come on! I can't believe no one has a viewpoint on this model. Please give me 30 secondes of your time to help ;-) Thanks in advance.

[Jerrocop]

Found this . . . similar but not exact.

https://www.vintagegoldwatches.com/p...omb-dial-1950/

[Jerrocop]

The back and crown look off, but I'm no expert.

Any chance for a picture of the movement and caseback?

[sillon06]

There is a picture of the case back with #9715

[TimeLord2]

Originally Posted by Jerrocop

Found this . . . similar but not exact.

https://www.vintagegoldwatches.com/p...omb-dial-1950/

Nice sleuthing work!

[Jerrocop]

Originally Posted by sillon06

There is a picture of the case back with #9715

Can you open the case so that we can see the back of it? Like this.

032B97C0-D71A-4250-AF33-8DEEB556E6C1.jpeg

[janice&fred]

Originally Posted by sillon06

Come on! I can't believe no one has a viewpoint on this model. Please give me 30 secondes of your time to help ;-) Thanks in advance.

not sure what exactly you are trying to find out. rolex made non-oyster snap backs in a variety of configurations both automatic and manual wind up until i believe the 1970's or possibly even longer. they were a sort of dress-style watch as opposed to the more traditional oyster models. they are also not all that sought after or popular but are nevertheless cool looking watches. finding out your particular model number or what your model was individually called isn't really going to identify it any further or distinguish it from what you already know.