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FS: Rolex 1007 Oyster perpetual from 1966

Stunning, simple, yet unique, yet special. That is the best description for this Rolex Oyster perpetual. A reference 1007, rather rare in the rolex world yet super affordable.

This could be the perfect first rolex but also your 10th, why you ask? Easy to answer:

A stunning brushed dial that is in pristine condition, indices that are the child of an early 60 doorstop dial and an early 70's stick dial. A price that screams to be bought, 34mm case and at last we have a the MINT engine turned bezel. Did I already mention that she wears rather sporty on the bracelet but is a true strap machine? That is why we do deliver the watch with a handmade italian 19mm watchstrap and the original folded oyster!

To check out more: https://perpetualwatchlover.com/products/rolex-oyster-perpetual-ref-1007-from-1966

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