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Aug 24, 2023 · The Buckley Dial is generally found in vintage Datejust models that date back to the 70s and 80s. Most commonly found on Datejust references 1601, 1603, 16014, and 16030, the Buckley dial seems to have come into existence around the same time period that Rolex began using the hard stones we discussed earlier. But like most vintage Rolex, which ...
The ‘Buckley’ dial is a cool watch that acquired its nickname after New York dealer John Buckley who collected these dials and shared them on the Vintage Rolex Forum (VRF). It is most common to see these dials on Datejusts, but here it is in a Day-Date featuring painted black Roman hour markers.
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The name This dial type is named after / by John Buckley. John is a passionate Rolex collector and trader and owns Tuscany Rose in New York City. A perfect example of a white buckley dial, with nicely aged tritium lume dots. Seen here on a reference 16014 Rolex Datejust. The details Normally Rolex Dials had applied numerals or indexes. The ...
Sold. Free worldwide delivery. The Buckley dial; what an amazing watch! John Buckley named the dial of this watch after himself. This classy day-date is only suitable for the most elegant man, a gentleman who has a finer taste.
Watch collector and trader John Buckley named these dials after himself. Basically, these watches have printed, rather than applied, Roman numerals and this instantly provides the watch with a classic look.
Rolex Datejust 36 Listing: C$21,092 Rolex Datejust 18kt Yellow Gold White Buckley Dial Ref 1600, Reference number 1600; Yellow gold; Automatic; Condition Very good; Year 1973; Location: The Ne
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Rolex Datejust Listing: $666 Rolex Datejust 16000 16030 16014 Buckley White dial RARE, Dial; Condition Good; Location: Italy, Acireale Skip Over 500 employees working to give you the perfect buying experience
