Rolex Precision Date 6694 (1965)

This is the manual-wind sibling to the Datejust, and honestly one of my favorite Rolex configurations: no automatic rotor means a much slimmer case, so it sits closer to the wrist and disappears under a cuff in a way the automatic references never do. The 34mm case also helps achieve this in a smooth way.

Inside is the caliber 1225, a robust and reliable manual winding movement, freshly serviced and running well. The case is in spectacular condition for a watch nearing sixty years old, sharp as a knife. The watch comes on its original Rolex buckle.

The perfect dressy Rolex coming at a very accessible price.

It comes with a one-year warranty and a Timegrapher report showing amplitude, rate, and beat error.