Rolex Oyster Perpetual 1002

14K Patina Is The Best Patina. DESCRIPTION Since the dawn of time, watch collectors have always come to agreement that 18K Gold is the #1 gold alloy for any watch. I'm here to propose that this is NOT the case, at least, not for vintage watches. You might ask yourself, "But why?" 18K gold has a higher gold content and if it's manufactured by competent jewelers and watchmakers, be resilient as hell. On top of all that, it won't tarnish! That's where the difference lies, the tarnish... Or patina, if you're fancy. Us here at Grego & Co. truly admire and see the beauty in 14K patina. The reddish hues that turn to a deep purple is something to behold. And just like any tropical dial or pumpkin hands, It's one-of-a-kind. This Rolex OP 1002 is a prime example of that. The bezel, the bracelet, right down to the hands have that beautiful rose-y patina. This is definitely a piece you cannot pass up. BRAND HISTORY We all know the name Rolex, a name synonymous with luxury and precision in tim