Datejust-viden

[phrede]

Tio Malo Skrev:Jeg mener, Phrede, at PK sælger ikke stumper i løsvægt og når du skal have en anden lynette eller skive i dit ur, beholder de den gamle del. Og så koster det hidsigt meget.
Jeg tror at jeg har en stållynette som jeg gerne vil bytte med en hvidguld én.
Har ligeledes nogle skiver, men det beror på hvilken kaliber værk du har, jeg tror at mine er for kal. 1570, men la os se når du ved hvad du skal have og for hvilket ur.
Selve skift af delene er meget nemt.

Dét lyder godt nok spændende, John. Jeg er helt sikkert frisk på en byttehandel når den tid kommer.



Er der nogen der kender til en datejust historie hvor man fx kan se hvilke referencer har hvad hvilken kaliber ect?

Det tætteste jeg er kommet er denne tråd på rolexforums:
[url]"http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=30738&highlight=Datejust+history">http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.p ... st+history[/url]

Date of production:
The Rolex Date Just was introduced in 1945 as model 4467 and was to become the Flagship of the Rolex Line until the Day Date unseated it a decade later. The DateJust is still in production.

It was initially introduced as the DateJust Jubilee, however, the Jubilee title somehow only became associated with the bracelet. Originally offered in a coin edged version, the fluted bezel came along shortly afterward in 1957.

Some milestones for the DJ:
. 1954.... Introduction of the cyclops
. 1956.... First time another braclet besides the Jubilee offered (Oyster, Jubilee, or strap)
. 1957.... Offered in Stainless Steel
. 1962.... Introduction of the Two Tone models

The Two Tone Datejust has remained largely unchanged (aesthetically) for the past ~60 years and is probably the most copied watch ever introduced.

Movement:

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