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Old 8 August 2023, 03:14 PM   #1
Santangelo
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Help identifying vintage Oyster

Hey everyone!

Brand new here- family just discovered my grandfather’s old Rolex… we know nothing about it, besides he allegedly bought it when in the service in the 40s.

Curiously, not seeing a model number on top, but the serial checks out to a mid 40s piece.

Any info regarding model, etc would be greatly appreciated.. thanks everyone!
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Old 9 August 2023, 12:29 AM   #2
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If the model ref is not between the lugs you could also see it in the inner caseback. The dial may have been repainted in the past, i think it should read as "shock resisting".
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