Rolex "Stelline", ca. 1953.

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Rolex "Stelline", ca. 1953.

Rolex: Gentleman’s wristwatch in 18k gold. Ref. 6062 "Stelline". Automatic movement with triple calendar and moon phase (Movement no. 32883). Lightly patinated dial with gold-coloured hands and "Stelline" hour markers. Rolex "Super Oyster" winding crown. Watch diameter approx. 36 mm. Ca. 1953. Estimate: DKK 1.2-1.5 million (€ 160,000-200,000).
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