If you look at the Rolex collections, there are the sports watches – defined by the Oyster name and including icons like the Submariner or the Sea-Dweller or proper tools like the DeepSea – and the very dressed, classical watches – named Cellini. However, there is another sub-collection that can be found in the Oyster range of watches, what we could call the casual, daily watches – those timepieces that you could easily wear on a daily basis. This sub-collection mixes the sporty attributes with a non-posh elegance, like for instance the Sky-Dweller or the Day-Date 40. Those are however pricy, luxurious watches. If you’re not having pockets made for gold or platinum, there is a casual watch for you: the Rolex Oyster Perpetual. Here is the 2015 collection.
Besides being a Rolex – considering the impact of the brand on the industry, this could be itself a proper category of watches – the Rolex Oyster Perpetual sits right in the middle of two main types of watches. It’s neither a dress watch, nor a sports watch. We like to call it a casual watch. It’s like a Levi’s 501. You can mix it with your ugliest grey hoodie or with a white shirt. The same goes for the Oyster Perpetual. You can wear it during weekends with a pair of sneakers or during the week with your suit and tie. That’s the watch made for the non-collectors, in the sense of those that are not accumulating timepieces. It’s simple, very qualitative (it’s a Rolex) and it could be your next and only watch for the 30 years to come. Of course, aficionados will find it boring and that’s why Rolex comes with new editions for 2015, with more colorful dials.
Inside the 2015 Rolex Oyster Perpetual 39mm ticks the well known, robust, proven Calibre 3132. This might a 2015 novelty, it is not fitted with the new generation of movement by Rolex, meaning the Calibre 3255 and its future derivatives – this movement is for the moment reserved to the high-end Day-Date 40 introduced this year. As said, it shares its no-date movement with the Rolex Explorer 1 Ref. 214270. The Calibre 3132 is a bi-directionnal self-winding movement that boasts 48 hours of power reserve. It comes with the usual Rolex features: the Paraflex schock absorber (supposed to be better than usual shock absorbers) and the blue Parachrom spiral – the in-house antimagnetic hair-spring. Like every movement manufactured by Rolex, it is certified chronometer by the COSC.

Watch condition (please refer to photos)

All images are from the actual watch for sale (WE NEVER USE INTERNET BASED PICTURES). To avoid any misunderstanding regarding scratches etc., please view carefully all images of the watch you’re interested in. The condition can be seen and judged in the pictures.

Case: excellent condition.

Clock face: excellent condition

Glass: excellent condition

Back face: excellent condition

Bracelet: excellent condition

Movement: fully operational / checked for performance, authenticity and functionality.

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Sales processing

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Item and accessories will be delivered as pictured. Manuals, papers, certificate cards, booklets and boxes are only included in the delivery if mentioned in the description and/or shown in the pictures. The pictures show the actual watch you are buying. All pictures were taken by MD Watches.