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rolex 6062 gold | rolex 6062 for sale rolex 6062 gold If measured simply by rarity, a pink gold 6062 with Explorer dial is the ultimate 6062. Only three are known to the market, and they make headlines whenever they sell (two have appeared at auction, the third is documented in Goldberger's 100 Superlative Rolex Watches). $68.00

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As part of the upcoming Geneva Watch Auction: XIX, Phillips sourced an extremely rare Rolex . If measured simply by rarity, a pink gold 6062 with Explorer dial is the ultimate 6062. Only three are known to the market, and they make headlines whenever they sell (two have appeared at auction, the third is documented in Goldberger's 100 Superlative Rolex Watches).As part of the upcoming Geneva Watch Auction: XIX, Phillips sourced an extremely rare Rolex ref. 6062 "Stelline" in yellow gold that stands tall as one of the finest examples to ever appear at auction. We estimate the watch, lot 214, to sell for between 120,000 and 240,000 Swiss francs.

rolex moonphase reference 6062

The so-called "Bao Dai" reference 6062 is something of a legend. It's a yellow gold triple calendar moonphase, the rare reference 6062. But it has a black dial. And a few diamond indices.

The 6062 was produced in yellow gold, rose gold, and stainless steel, with two-tone silvered dials and sometimes, in rare cases, black ones. The gold models featured a series of dial configurations ranging from the "Stelline" (with stars as hour markers), the "Pyramid" (with triangular indexes at the quarter hours), darts (with arrow-head like .Rolex produced a few examples of the yellow gold and black dial reference 6062. However, the watch worn by Bao Dai is entirely unique, right down to the exact orientation of the diamond hour markers.

This elusive Rolex 6062, cased in yellow gold, is one of only three black dial models known to be set with diamond markers. While two examples feature six diamond markers for odd hour numbers, this particular lot from The Geneva Watch Auction: FIVE displays five diamond numerals for even numbers and a different dial layout, making this piece . Featuring Arabic numerals at 3 and 9 o'clock, this Rolex Triple Calendar ref. 6062 in stainless steel with moonphases features a lacquered silvered finish in the main portion of the dial, along with a ivory grené outer ring, providing great contrast and depth to the watch.Ref. 6062 Case The two-piece gold waterproof ‘Oyster’ cases for reference 6062 were made by Genex in Geneva. Originally the case department of Gay Frères, it later became a Rolex company. The casemaker’s mark for Genex, a number 12 inside a key, is punched on the inside of the case backs. Interestingly, the pink gold version of reference . If measured simply by rarity, a pink gold 6062 with Explorer dial is the ultimate 6062. Only three are known to the market, and they make headlines whenever they sell (two have appeared at auction, the third is documented in Goldberger's 100 Superlative Rolex Watches).

As part of the upcoming Geneva Watch Auction: XIX, Phillips sourced an extremely rare Rolex ref. 6062 "Stelline" in yellow gold that stands tall as one of the finest examples to ever appear at auction. We estimate the watch, lot 214, to sell for between 120,000 and 240,000 Swiss francs. The so-called "Bao Dai" reference 6062 is something of a legend. It's a yellow gold triple calendar moonphase, the rare reference 6062. But it has a black dial. And a few diamond indices. The 6062 was produced in yellow gold, rose gold, and stainless steel, with two-tone silvered dials and sometimes, in rare cases, black ones. The gold models featured a series of dial configurations ranging from the "Stelline" (with stars as hour markers), the "Pyramid" (with triangular indexes at the quarter hours), darts (with arrow-head like .Rolex produced a few examples of the yellow gold and black dial reference 6062. However, the watch worn by Bao Dai is entirely unique, right down to the exact orientation of the diamond hour markers.

Both references 8171 and 6062 were the only two vintage Rolex models with moonphases, giving them a mythical reputation and cult-like following. Produced for a very short period of time in the early 1950s, reference 8171 and 6062 were available in yellow gold, pink gold, and stainless steel. The ref 6062 was produced from 1949 until 1953, 350 copies in yellow gold, 50 in rose gold and a few in stainless steel. Particularly the ref 6062 indexes varied greatly: the rarest were the diamond indexes, followed by the star-shaped indexes. This elusive Rolex 6062, cased in yellow gold, is one of only three black dial models known to be set with diamond markers. While two examples feature six diamond markers for odd hour numbers, this particular lot from The Geneva Watch Auction: FIVE displays five diamond numerals for even numbers and a different dial layout, making this piece . Featuring Arabic numerals at 3 and 9 o'clock, this Rolex Triple Calendar ref. 6062 in stainless steel with moonphases features a lacquered silvered finish in the main portion of the dial, along with a ivory grené outer ring, providing great contrast and depth to the watch.