Rolex Submariner Gilt Two-Tone Prints Explorer Dial 5513
Rolex Submariner Gilt Two-Tone Prints Explorer Dial 5513
Brand: Vintage Rolex
Model: 5513
Year: 1964
Serial number: 11xxxxx
Reference: C03610
Today, ‘Rolex Explorer’ refer to the original Rolex Explorer dial featuring the 3-6-9-numerals.The origins of the Explorer Dial Submariner date back to the mid-1950s with the reference 6200.
Explorer Dial Subs were also produced in both the reference 5513 and 5512. Most of the Explorer Dials were made for the U.K. market
The present watch was manufactured in 1964 and features the correct ‘Swiss T<25’ dial, which is the transitional period for when Rolex stop using radium and transfer to tritium. The dial itself is a gorgeous black lacquer and the case has retained with its original beveled edges and period bracelet.This beautiful and well preserved example of Explorer Dial ref. 5513 is a fantastic opportunity for collectors.
Case: Show sign of wear with some polish from previous; inner case back stamped 5513 III 64
Dial: Excellent Aged Condition Rare Explorer 3,6,9 Dial in super glossy condition with two tone prints and a bit of minor hairline; flaws which can only be seen with the loupe (Please view photo #5-7); the lumes have turned into creamy color along with original matching hands; crystal is quite scratched which might have reflected on the dial; therefore, we have taken it off to show the actual condition of the dial
Bracelet: Rplex Rivet Bracelet w/ 12 links; end links 80 & clasp code 1 68
Accessories: None, Watch Only
Model: 5513
Year: 1964
Serial number: 11xxxxx
Reference: C03610
Today, ‘Rolex Explorer’ refer to the original Rolex Explorer dial featuring the 3-6-9-numerals.The origins of the Explorer Dial Submariner date back to the mid-1950s with the reference 6200.
Explorer Dial Subs were also produced in both the reference 5513 and 5512. Most of the Explorer Dials were made for the U.K. market
The present watch was manufactured in 1964 and features the correct ‘Swiss T<25’ dial, which is the transitional period for when Rolex stop using radium and transfer to tritium. The dial itself is a gorgeous black lacquer and the case has retained with its original beveled edges and period bracelet.This beautiful and well preserved example of Explorer Dial ref. 5513 is a fantastic opportunity for collectors.
Case: Show sign of wear with some polish from previous; inner case back stamped 5513 III 64
Dial: Excellent Aged Condition Rare Explorer 3,6,9 Dial in super glossy condition with two tone prints and a bit of minor hairline; flaws which can only be seen with the loupe (Please view photo #5-7); the lumes have turned into creamy color along with original matching hands; crystal is quite scratched which might have reflected on the dial; therefore, we have taken it off to show the actual condition of the dial
Bracelet: Rplex Rivet Bracelet w/ 12 links; end links 80 & clasp code 1 68
Accessories: None, Watch Only