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Asymmetric Rolex box what models were these used for
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I have this asymmetric Rolex box and wondered what models they were used for I wondered if these were for the asymmetric Rolex king Midas and asymmetric cellinis originally or were they just used for any models of the period Thanks in advance |
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Looks like a Cellini box to me
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I thought so being of that shape
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Nice vintage box, probably around 1950s, could have been used for any models. Here is a nice write up, not all inclusive: https://rolexhaven.com/boxes.html |
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The Cellini's on straps had long thin rectangular boxes so not this one. King Midas had Grecian urn shaped boxes.
Creation Geneve boxes were often used for presentation watches like sporting awards, or the corporate anniversary or commemorative models. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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Thanks guys for answering guys
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