Rolex Calatrava

Rolex definitively wanted a piece of the so-called Dress Watch market even if that piece was not that big. Over the course of the years Rolex had dozens of references that fit into this category, speak round case and fine lugs. Some of the models carry big importance on today's collectors market and some just went under the radar.

This 3411 from the 1970s is such a watch. With a very minimalistic dial configurations, that often wins to be honest, this one shows a beautifully preserved Silvered dial with fine baton indexes and signed Precision, equipped with wide steel hands. The 33mm stainless steel case is so seventies and actually wears bigger on the wrist that one would expect. The engravings on the case back are crisp and fully intact.

This very classic and Dress Watch from 1975  is sheer elegance and has a very understated look, comes with the original Warranty Certificate from Japan that is worth framing and definitively wont break the bank in most cases.