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Rolex Ref.4537 Monoblocco stainless steel "antimagnetic"
Rolex Ref. 4537 Monoblocco
Rolex 4537 monoblocco antimagnetic steel
Rolex Ref. 4537 Monoblocco
Rolex Ref. 4537 Monoblocco

Rolex Ref. 4537 Monoblocco

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Discover the exceptionally rare Rolex Ref. 4537 "Monoblocco" Chronograph, a true masterpiece from the 1940s. Crafted from durable stainless steel, this distinguished timepiece features a water-resistant two-part case secured with a screw back and crown, ensuring lasting reliability and timeless elegance.

Produced in only a few pieces, the "Monoblocco" chronograph boasts a pristine new old stock white dial adorned with precise indexes and luminous radium hands, reflecting Rolex's legendary craftsmanship and attention to detail. This unique chronograph not only exemplifies vintage sophistication but also stands as a coveted collector’s item. Elevate your collection with the unparalleled heritage and exquisite design of the Rolex Ref. 4537 "Monoblocco" Chronograph, a testament to enduring style and exceptional quality.

Technical Card

Brand: Rolex

Reference: 4537

Material: Stainless Steel

Movement: Manual winding, Cal Valjoux 72

Model: Monoblocco

Series: N/A

Year: 1946

Function: Chronograph

Case Diameter: 36 mm

Case Thickness: 10 mm

Bracelet: Strap

Conditions: New Old Stock

Dial:
Beautiful and rare white color, black graphics, three counters with radium indexes and pencil radium hands. outer Tachimeter and Telemeter scale in blue.

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