Rolex 7. World's Records

The Rolex "7 World Records" pocket watch (Model 2149) is a rare and valuable pocket watch produced by the company from the 1940s to the 1960s. The watch takes its name from the fact that it was awarded seven world records for accuracy at the Kew Observatory in England.
The watch has a manual winding Caliber 70-4 movement with 17 jewels, adjusted according to temperature, isochronism and five positions.
These watches were not actually designed to break any records, but to showcase the company's superior craftsmanship and timekeeping accuracy, which have been appreciated at various international exhibitions and competitions. The specific "records" mentioned on the watches likely refer to the awards or awards Rolex received for its pocket watches at these events. Although the exact details of these achievements have not been widely documented, the inscription served as a marketing tool to highlight the quality and prestige of Rolex watches. These pocket watches, which hold "7 World Records", are rare today and are considered valuable collector's items.

Professionally restored and FULLY SERVICED (the machine has been completely disassembled, every part cleaned, lubricated and adjusted for accuracy) so your watch will run smoothly with no nasty surprises. (No service required for 5 years.)

Product Condition

• All functions are working.