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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 37mm Steel Blue Diamond Dial New 2026
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Rolex Explorer II 1655 "Freccione" - Tiffany & Co. Dial - Watch Only (ca. 1978) An extremely rare Rolex Explorer II reference 1655 with a coveted "Tiffany & Co." signed dial, the most heavily faked of all double-signed Rolex dials and therefore the one where matching components matter most. This example is all matching: dial MK4, bezel Mk3, clasp code - the authentication trifecta collectors look for on a 1655. Details: • Reference: 1655 • Year: ca. 1978 • Case Size: 40mm, Stainless Steel (Oyster case) • Bezel: Fixed stainless steel 24-hour bezel, engraved markings (Mk3 variant) • Dial: Matte black "Mk4" with cream-aged tritium plots, applied Rolex coronet, "Oyster Perpetual Date Explorer II" and "Tiffany & Co. Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified" printing, T SWISS < 25 T serif marking at 6 o'clock • Hands: White baton hour and minute, central seconds, signature orange straight "Freccione" 24-hour arrow • Movement: Rolex Caliber 1575, automatic, 48-hour power reserve • Crystal: Acrylic (plexiglass) • Bracelet: Rolex 78360 Oyster, stainless steel, folding Oysterclasp with matching code • Water Resistance: 100 meters Set Includes: • Watch only - no original box or papers Condition: • Good overall condition with honest signs of use, consistent with a roughly 47-year-old reference • Sharp case retaining its original lines • Beautiful even tritium patina across all dial markers, 24-hour triangle and hour/minute hands - creamy aged tone consistent throughout • Matte black Mk4 dial clean, with all original printing crisp including the Tiffany & Co. signature • Fixed steel 24-hour bezel intact with light wear consistent with age • Acrylic crystal showing the expected light surface marks of period plexi • Oyster bracelet with all matching code on the clasp • Movement running, all functions operating The reference 1655 was Rolex's tool watch for the Speleological Society and the original "adventure GMT," in production from 1971 to 1984; the combination of a late Mk4 dial, all-matching components, and the Tiffany & Co. retailer signature places this piece among the rarer and more sought-after configurations of the entire 1655 production run. We’d be happy to answer any questions you might have and send further pictures if you wish.
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