The Precision line offered hand-wound watches when Rolex was primarily known for its automatic calibers. However, this caliber offers many advantages. It is very robust, precise and allows the case to be refined. This Oyster case fits like a glove, and its ridged bezel adds a chic touch to the watch.
You can follow the review of a Rolex of the same reference here:
https://lumeville.com/blogs/sur-letabli/la-rolex-precision-6427-le-rhabillage
Switzerland, 1969
Dial : Tritium sunray silver dial and tritium baton hands
Housing : Steel
Diameter : 34mm
Movement : Rolex 1225 mechanical manual winding 17 jewels
Bracelet : Sweden 19mm
Condition : Superb general condition, some very light pitting on the dial. Good condition for its 51 years. Acrylic glass and new bottom seal. The movement has been completely overhauled, this Rolex runs perfectly.
Watch warranty : 12 months
