Rolex Submariner 5512

Unveiling the exceptional Vintage Rolex Submariner model 5512, a sublime and rarified exemplar of the non-date "4 Liner” Submariner timepieces as created by the esteemed brand, Rolex. This watch is an exceptional specimen notable for its impeccably maintained condition. A noteworthy characteristic of this watch is its crafted case with distinct Pointed Crow Guards (PCG), a unique and sought-after feature highly esteemed within watch collecting circles.

The captivating gilt 'Exclamation', 'Meters First' dial is striking and has been kept in an outstanding original state. The dial remains untouched and unspoiled, as it was never tampered with or undergone restoration. It holds an amazing propensity to absorb light rather than reflect it, further amplifying its allure. This intriguing non-glowing characteristic imparts a mysterious beauty to it contributing to its overall vintage feel.

Echoing the story of its past, its Tritium-treated hands exhibit a gradient shift towards a dark, almost smokey shade of grey. This has occurred due to prolonged exposure to natural elements over decades. This natural aging process of Tritium is a fairly common occurrence in vintage timepieces, adding to their unique charm and authenticating their vintage appeal.

The watch is further adorned with its original 9315 "Pateted" band, a distinctive touch that makes it a prized possession among those who appreciate classic timekeeping staples. The watch's acrylic crystal enhances its unique aesthetics, adding a layer of antiquated elegance to the overall visual appearance.

The bezel insert is in notably impressive condition, considering its age. Nevertheless, it does lack its original pearl embellishment; a minor imperfection which, in the grand scheme, merely accents its story of survival and endurance through the years.

The casing is clearly marked with watch's model number "5512" on the 12 o'clock side, matching the serial number 76XXXX etched on the 6 o'clock side. On the watch's back, an inscription reads 1.62-5512, as can be confirmed from the attached images. Additionally, the watch's crown bears an impression of the three-dot “Triplock” sign, suggesting it to be a later replacement.

For a timepiece that has gracefully aged over 60 years, the overall condition of the Vintage Rolex Submariner model 5512 is truly remarkable. Its endurance not only marks the impeccable quality and craftsmanship of Rolex, but also echoes perfect resonance with its vintage appeal.