Our Watch Of The Week 05.5.25

This charming Rotary dress watch from the 1960's is a classic example of understated beauty.

The gold-toned sunburst dial and gold-plated case are both in excellent condition, with only light marks that reflect nearly 60 years of careful wear and vintage appeal.

Powered by a reliable manual movement, it’s performing well - gaining around 30 seconds over a 24-hour period. A stylish and dependable timepiece that carries the memories of a bygone era.

A worthy winner of our Watch of The Week award!

Rotary

1960's (1968)

Gold-plated casing

Keeping good time

Dial in excellent condition

Case in excellent condition

Gender: men's

Did you know?

Rotary was established in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland by Moise Dreyfuss - making it a company with well over 125 years of watchmaking history.

Did you know?

In the late ’60s, Genève watches became popular gifts for graduations, weddings, and corporate milestones, adding sentimental value.

Did you know?

Thanks to durable Swiss movements, many 1960's Rotary watches still run well with minimal servicing - making them ideal starter vintage pieces.