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Sluggy123 · 4 November 2011, 06:38 AM

Hi i'm trying to do some research on my grandfather's rolex. It is a 1946 18k gold Oyster Perpetual bubbleback chromoter with pen/pencil hands in perfect condition with original everything including band. My dad said this was the first self winding model rolex made (not sure if that's true?). Anyhow, if someone could give me an idea as to the rarity and value of this watch that would be appreciated. I was told by an expert that the condition is "excellent"
Thanks.

4 November 2011, 06:38 AM	#1
Sluggy123 Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 35	1946 18k Gold Oyster Perpetual Bubbleback Hi i'm trying to do some research on my grandfather's rolex. It is a 1946 18k gold Oyster Perpetual bubbleback chromoter with pen/pencil hands in perfect condition with original everything including band. My dad said this was the first self winding model rolex made (not sure if that's true?). Anyhow, if someone could give me an idea as to the rarity and value of this watch that would be appreciated. I was told by an expert that the condition is "excellent" Thanks.

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