Rolex Oyster Perpetual Archived Featuring a "Pre-Moon" case back

Featuring a "Pre-Moon" case back with the Omega Hippocampus logo (not all of the extra text engraved on later versions commemorating the landing)

While the Sub 300 "Professional" may be the more easily recognizable vintage DOXA diver with its unmistakable bright orange dial

this lovely example has touches of elegance in the Breguet hour markers and the gorgeous

Universal Genève was a company that was founded on a principle of universality

it possesses killer looks in a highly desirable color-way--white on black

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Archived Featuring a "Pre-Moon" case backRolex founder Hans Wilsdorf had only requirement for the name of his company: that it be easy to pronounce in any language. He claimed that it came to him while riding a horse drawn bus through the streets of London. To his death in 1960 he never revealed just what it was supposed to meanif it was ever supposed to mean anything at all. To some, the name is an onomatopoeia, with "Rolex" sounding like the noise a movement makes when a watch is being