Item Number：2000041233500291
| Brand | ROLEX |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Oyster Perpetual Date Tritium Antique Overhauled |
| Model Number | 1501(2) |
| Material | Stainless Steel Case Material:Stainless steel Belt Material:Stainless steel |
| Mechanism | Mechanical Automatic |
| Weight | 69.7g |
| Size | Case Diameter(H):About 1.3 inch Case Diameter(W):About 1.3 inch Wrist size:About 7.7 inch |
| Dial | Silver |
| Year Manufactured | 1967 |
| Maintenance | OH/Finished |
| Accessories | None |
| Description |
|---|
| This is an antique Oyster Perpetual Date 1501. The case size is a little small, but the engine-turned bezel gives it a strong presence. |
| Condition |
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| While the watch is in excellent condition overall, please note that due to its antique design, there may be some signs of wear and tear, such as burns or corrosion. Plastic crystal. Number 26. Rivet bracelet. Overhauled in January 2026. |
Condition Rank： AB
| New | Brand new stuff. |
|---|---|
| UNUSED | Unpacked or never used stuff |
| SA | Almost close to new and looks like never used |
| A | A little scratch or stain can be seen but still high quality. |
| AB | Looks like a little used but still very few scratch and stain, and really good condition. |
| B | Looks like used and some scratch and stain can be seen but no issue at using it. |
| BC | Looks like actually used. Scratch and stain can be seen at some level. |
| C | Looks like heavily used. Scratch and stain can be seen a lot sometimes. |
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