1912 Rolex Extremely Rare & Early Vintage Ladies Pre-World War I Era Trench Watch - Sterling Silver & Enamel Speedmaster signed Longines with aperture for

signed Longines with aperture for the date

the higher-end chronometer option

And this Oyster Precision has a little larger diameter than an Oysterdate and Oyster Perpetual non-Datejust watches - its diameter is just one millimeter smaller than a Datejust

sold December 9th

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1912 Rolex Extremely Rare & Early Vintage Ladies Pre-World War I Era Trench Watch - Sterling Silver & Enamel Speedmaster signed Longines with aperture forIn the first decade after the turn of the twentieth century when someone referred to a ladies watch they most often meant one object a larger, timing instrument kept in the pocket. That changed in part because of Hans Wilsdorf, a true legend in timekeeping history, who founded Rolex Watch Co. in 1908. Today's offering showcases this extremely rare Rolex "trench style" ladies watch was case stamped 1912, only a handful of years after the founding of