ROLEX Cosmograph Panda Ref : 6263. Circa: 1979. Steel chronograph wristwatch. Round case with screw-down back. Signed crown. Graduated bakelite bezel. Signed black dial and white sub-counters. Luminescent (tritium) applied dotted baton hour-markers. Luminescent steel baton hands. White seconds sub-counter at 9 o'clock. Central steel baton second hand and two white sub-counters at 3 and 6 o'clock display chronograph functions. Inside caseback reference 6263. Hand-wound mechanical movement signed Rolex 727, 17 jewels. Signed steel Oyster bracelet with folding clasp 78350/19, endlink 571. Diameter: 38 mm. Length: 20 cm. Watch consulted by Mr. Vautrin, Olivine prestige company.

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