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<small>[[Reference:bubbleback|Bubbleback]] › '''6074'''</small>
<small>[[Reference:bubbleback|Bubbleback]] → '''6074'''</small>


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[[File:Ref 6074 hero.webp|thumb|center|640px|alt=The surviving platinum 6074: black honeycomb dial, applied dagger markers, red date numeral, no "Datejust" text|The surviving platinum 6074: black honeycomb dial, applied dagger markers, red date numeral, no "Datejust" text]]
[[File:Ref 6074 hero.webp|thumb|center|640px|alt=Platinum Rolex 6074 with black honeycomb dial, smooth bezel and red roulette date|Published platinum example of the 6074, photographed by John Goldberger and reproduced by Le Monde Edmond]]
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The 6074 is a platinum 36mm Big Bubbleback/Ovettone dated 1950 in the cited literature. John Goldberger’s ''100 Superlative Rolex Watches'' records two examples and says one is unaccounted for. The published surviving example has a black honeycomb dial, light-coloured hands, a platinum Jubilee bracelet and an engraved caseback.
The 6074 is a date-equipped Big Bubbleback. Antiquorum and John Goldberger describe a platinum commission made in 1950 in two examples; the illustrated watch has a black honeycomb dial, smooth bezel, roulette date and platinum Jubilee bracelet. Their measurements differ: Antiquorum gives 35mm, while Goldberger gives 36mm.


Auction houses have also catalogued gold watches as 6074. The 1990 catalogue omits a case number, and a gold watch examined in a 2015 restoration had earlier 6030 and 6031 numbers struck out before 6074 was stamped on the caseback. The gold 6074 remains a disputed attribution.


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|-
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| family
| family
| Oyster Perpetual / Big Bubbleback / Ovettone
| Oyster Perpetual Date / Big Bubbleback / Ovettone
|-
|-
| production
| date
| 1950
| Date at 3 o'clock; date-change behavior varies across the movement descriptions
|-
|-
| examples made
| platinum example
| two, per John Goldberger; one unaccounted for
| Two watches reported made in 1950; black honeycomb dial; smooth bezel; platinum Jubilee bracelet
|-
| gold attributions
| Listed by Antiquorum in 1990 and 2025; factory status unresolved
|-
|-
| case diameter
| case diameter
| 36mm tonneau Oyster, Ovettone profile
| Platinum lot: 35mm in Antiquorum, 36mm in Goldberger; 1990 gold lot: 34mm
|-
|-
| case construction
| case construction
| two-body, screw-down caseback and crown
| Tonneau Oyster with screwed back; Goldberger describes the platinum case as two-body
|-
|-
| case material
| case material
| platinum, hallmarked PT 0,950
| Platinum commission documented; 18K gold examples catalogued with uncertain attribution
|-
| bezel
| fine milled/reeded platinum
|-
| crystal
| acrylic, domed
|-
| crown
| screw-down Brevet
|-
|-
| movement
| movement
| self-winding Perpetual with centre seconds and date, A.29x Ovettone generation
| Watch-specific caliber attributions; see Movement notes
|-
|-
| date complication
| dial text
| yes — date at 3 o'clock, gradual creep at midnight
| The pictured platinum dial reads "Oyster Perpetual"; the "Datejust" signature is absent
|-
| Cyclops
| no (introduced on ref 6305 in 1954)
|-
| "Datejust" text on dial
| no
|-
| dial
| black honeycomb with applied dagger markers, red date numeral
|-
|-
| bracelet
| bracelet
| platinum Rolex Jubilee with deployant clasp, clasp stamped 1-50
| Platinum Jubilee described for the platinum example; clasp stamped 1-50 in Goldberger's published photograph
|-
| caseback engraving
| "The Rolex Jubilee-Custom made the noblest of metal"
|-
| scholarly status
| "true Ovettone" under both the narrow and the broad readings
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==Where it sits in the line==
==Where it sits in the line==


The early Datejust references run in order 4467, 5030, 6030, 6031, 6074, 6075, 6104, 6105, 6304, 6305, 6309, 6605, and the 6074 sits at the point where the form has settled and the experiments are over. Everything the [[Reference:6031|6031]] established in 1949 is carried forward: the curved case flanks that returned after the straight-flank 50xx pair, the fine milled bezel, the larger Brevet crown, the automatic movement with a slow-creeping date at three. What changes is the metal.
The 6074 belongs to the date-equipped Big Bubbleback group around refs. [[Reference:6031|6031]] and [[Reference:6075|6075]]. Italian auction houses use ''Ovettone'' for the larger 36mm Bubbleback form and distinguish it from the smaller ''Ovetto''; the 6074 appears in that larger group. The exact case measurements reported for individual 6074 examples vary, so the family label should not be used as a measurement for every watch.
 
Under the narrow reading of ''Ovettone'' the 6074 is one of four references that carry the term without argument, alongside the [[Reference:4467|4467]], the 6031 and the [[Reference:6075|6075]]. The broader Italian usage, which the Milanese and Florentine auction rooms follow, stretches the word across the whole 36mm Big Bubbleback class from the 5028 onward. The 6074 sits comfortably inside both.


The 4467, 6031 and 6075 are documented in regular gold configurations. The cited sources describe the 6074 as a two-watch platinum commission rather than a regular production reference.
The platinum example is an unusual commission in that group. Antiquorum and Goldberger both describe two platinum examples made in 1950. Gold watches catalogued as 6074 remain disputed attributions.


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==Production outline==
==Production outline==


Goldberger dates the watch to 1950 and gives the output as two examples. The surviving bracelet clasp is stamped 1-50. That dates the bracelet to 1950; it does not independently date the watch head or prove that the bracelet was delivered with it. No Rolex production record for the 6074 has been published, and two examples do not create a useful serial sequence.
Antiquorum's 1992 catalogue dates its platinum lot to 1950 and says two were made for the caseback inscription, "The Rolex Jubilee-Custom made The noblest of metal." Goldberger's 2013 book also gives two examples and reports that one is unaccounted for. The engraving, bracelet and description suggest that the 1992 lot and Goldberger's published watch may be the same example; their chain of custody is undocumented. The published records date the platinum pair without naming their case serials.
 
The reference has appeared at auction once. Antiquorum catalogued a platinum 6074 as lot 67 of "The Art Of Rolex," its Vicenza Oro sale of 18 January 1992 — more than two decades before Goldberger's book — describing it as "produced in 2 examples in 1950 for 'The Rolex Jubilee-Custom made The noblest of metal,'" tonneau-shaped, self-winding, with a platinum Jubilee bracelet, against an estimate of ITL 30,000–35,000. The lot notes add that the watch had already appeared in "Orologi Rolex," an earlier Italian-language citation. The caseback engraving and bracelet description make the 1992 lot a strong candidate for the same watch Goldberger later photographed, but the sources do not provide a chain of custody. No later public sale was located in this audit. The 1992 catalogue calls the dial “black” with “Dauphine” platinum hands; Goldberger’s photograph is read here as showing faceted dagger markers and light-coloured hands. The descriptions are retained as a source discrepancy.


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A separate gold watch identified as 6074 by Henrik Korpela at SJX had movement 56567, which Korpela identifies as Cal. 630 NA. Its caseback showed 6030 and 6031 scratched out with 6074 stamped over them. Antiquorum's 1990 gold lot omits a case number; its 2025 gold lot says the number was no longer visible. These catalogues document gold watches assigned the number, while the case evidence leaves their factory status open.
==The platinum case==


The case is a two-body tonneau Oyster, 36mm across, with a screw-down back and a screw-down Brevet crown, and it is platinum throughout. The inner caseback carries the reference number 6074 stamped below the Rolex coronet and the "GENEVA SWISS / PATENTED" marking, with the hallmark PT 0,950 in a cartouche alongside a Geneva assay poinçon. That stamping is the reference's own proof of material, and it is why the platinum attribution does not rest on a catalogue description.
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==Movement notes==


The bezel is finely milled in matching platinum, the same shallow reeding the 6031 and 6075 carry in gold. It is the same general milled/reeded treatment documented on the gold references in this family. The checked sources do not establish a later design lineage from this bezel to 1960s Datejust fluting.
The surviving records give different movement descriptions, and only the SJX restoration names a caliber. Antiquorum's 1992 platinum lot lists a 9¾-ligne, 17-jewel movement with shock protection; the catalogue leaves the caliber unnamed. Its 1990 gold lot lists an 11-ligne, 18-jewel movement, also without a caliber name. Korpela identifies Cal. 630 NA in the restored gold watch; that watch's caseback had been reworked. Keep the attribution attached to that watch, since the records do not establish a reference-wide assignment.


The cited sources describe the 6074 as a special platinum commission rather than a regular catalogue production reference. They do not document the manufacturing process or explain why two examples were made.
[[Reference:Movements|The movement index]] gives the broader Cal. 630 lineage and keeps the 6074's watch-specific caliber descriptions separate.


[[File:Ref 6074 caseback.webp|thumb|right|250px|alt=Rolex 6074 inner caseback stamped 6074 with PT 0,950 platinum hallmark|Inner caseback stamped 6074, with the PT 0,950 hallmark and a Geneva assay poincon]]
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==Dial map==


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The published platinum example has a black honeycomb dial, applied faceted markers, a printed minute track, "ROLEX / OYSTER PERPETUAL" below the coronet and "OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED CHRONOMETER" above six. Its date wheel shows alternating red and black numerals. The dial carries the "Oyster Perpetual" signature, without the later "Datejust" wording.
==The caseback engraving==


The outer caseback carries the sentence Goldberger transcribes as “The Rolex Jubilee-Custom made the noblest of metal.” The cited sources do not identify another Oyster with this exact engraving. It refers to the Jubilee bracelet and the case metal, and reads as a presentation inscription rather than a reference marking.
The 1992 Antiquorum catalogue describes the platinum lot's hands as platinum Dauphine. Goldberger's photograph shows long alpha-style hands with luminous inserts. The sources appear to describe the same watch, but leave the difference unexplained. Antiquorum's 1990 gold lot describes a white dial with applied gold indexes and radium feuille hands. The published examples offer a limited dial and hand record.


What the engraving does not say is who the watch was made for. Goldberger records the text without naming a recipient, and no order record has been published. The wording is one reason catalogues distinguish this commission from regular gold and steel references.
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==Case, bezel, crystal, and crown==


[[File:Ref 6074 goldberger page.webp|thumb|right|250px|alt=Page 164 of John Goldberger 100 Superlative Rolex Watches showing the platinum 6074|Goldberger, 100 Superlative Rolex Watches, p.164: the engraved outer caseback and the platinum Jubilee clasp stamped 1-50]]
The platinum example has a tonneau-shaped case. Antiquorum measured its 1992 lot at 35mm; Goldberger gives 36mm for the illustrated watch. Antiquorum describes a screwed back and crown, and Goldberger calls the case two-body. The 1990 gold lot is listed at 34mm, a separate example and material attribution.


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The platinum watch's bezel is smooth. Watchlover's reference-specific caption describes it that way, and the published photograph shows a plain polished bezel. The reeded bezel pictured on adjacent 6075 examples should not be carried over to the 6074.
==Dial==


The surviving example carries a black honeycomb dial. The waffle texture runs across the whole surface, with applied faceted dagger markers at each hour, a printed minute track at the edge, "ROLEX / OYSTER PERPETUAL" under the coronet at twelve and "OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED CHRONOMETER" above six. The hands are white gold with luminous inserts, cut in the long alpha shape the Ovettone generation used.
The inner caseback of the platinum example is stamped 6074 and marked PT 0,950, with a Geneva assay poinçon. That is direct evidence for the photographed case's material. Published 6074 descriptions leave the crystal material and exact crown type open.


Two details date the dial precisely. There is no "Datejust" text, which places the watch before the 6105 made the word standard in 1953, and the date numeral at three prints red rather than black — the roulette wheel that runs through the early Ovettone references and gives way to plain black-on-white in the 6105 generation. The date window has no Cyclops, which arrives on the 6305 in 1954.
[[File:Ref 6074 caseback.webp|thumb|right|250px|alt=Rolex 6074 inner caseback with 6074 reference and PT 0,950 platinum hallmark|Inner caseback of the platinum example, stamped 6074 and PT 0,950]]


Honeycomb is the detail collectors reach for first. Rolex used the textured dial across several early Oyster lines and it is prized on all of them, but on a platinum case with white-gold hands the black waffle is the whole visual argument for the watch. Whether the second, missing example carried the same dial is not recorded.
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==Caseback engraving==


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The outer caseback carries the inscription, "The Rolex Jubilee-Custom made the noblest of metal." Goldberger reproduces the wording and identifies the watch as platinum. It links the Jubilee bracelet and case metal in one presentation line; the recipient remains unnamed in published accounts.
==Movement==


The 6074 belongs to the automatic Ovettone movement generation, with centre seconds and a date that creeps toward the next numeral around midnight. No quickset function is documented for this watch. The 1992 Antiquorum description explicitly includes an antishock system, so the earlier claim that the movement had no shock protection is removed. Later 6604/6605 references use a different movement generation.
[[File:Ref 6074 goldberger page.webp|thumb|right|250px|alt=John Goldberger's published page showing the engraved 6074 caseback and platinum Jubilee clasp dated 1-50|Goldberger, ''100 Superlative Rolex Watches'', p. 164: engraving and clasp stamped 1-50]]


The precise calibre in the 6074 is not published by name. The Ovettone references either side of it run the A.295 and its 29.6mm evolution the A.296, and the sources disagree about where the changeover falls: the reference literature puts the A.295 in the 6031 and the 6075, while Le Monde Edmond, working from Phillips photography, gives the 6075 an A.296. Neither reading has been tested against the 6074, whose movement number Goldberger does not record. The 1992 Antiquorum catalogue entry for the watch (see Production outline) does give a movement description, independent of Goldberger's later book: "9 3/4′′′ rhodiumed, 17 jewels, lever escapement, Superbalance balance adjusted to 6 positions, antishock system, self-compensating Breguet balance-spring, micrometer regulator." That's a ligne size and finishing description, not a calibre name, so the honest statement remains that the watch belongs to the A.29x family without a documented calibre reference. The [[Reference:Movements]] page holds the wider lineage.
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==Bracelets, end links, and clasps==


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Antiquorum's 1992 platinum lot and Goldberger's book describe a platinum Jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp. Goldberger's photograph shows the clasp code 1-50. That code dates the bracelet component, not the watch head, and cannot show whether Rolex delivered the bracelet with it.
==Bracelet==


Platinum Jubilee with a deployant clasp, matched to the case. The Jubilee had arrived with the 4467 in 1945, named for Rolex's fortieth anniversary, and by 1950 it was the standard fitment for a dressed Big Bubbleback. The cited watch has a five-link platinum Jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp. The available sources do not establish its manufacturing process or make a reliable weight comparison with gold bracelets.
The gold lots from 1990 and 2025 are described on leather straps with gold buckles. The strap details belong to those individual watches; a standard gold 6074 configuration remains undocumented.


The clasp is stamped 1-50. As with any vintage Rolex, that code dates the bracelet, not the watch head; it remains possible for a clasp or bracelet to have been replaced.
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==Special branches==


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The platinum commission and the gold attributions form separate evidence groups. Antiquorum's 1990 lot lists an 18K gold 6074 with a white dial, 34mm case and 11-ligne, 18-jewel movement. Its 2025 lot also lists 18K gold, at 35mm, but gives no readable case number. Korpela's restored gold watch has Cal. 630 NA and a caseback re-marked from 6030/6031 to 6074. Taken together, these records leave the factory status of a gold 6074 unresolved.
==Collecting==


The 6074 has a very small public record. One watch is documented through the 1992 Antiquorum lot and Goldberger’s later publication; Goldberger reports a second example as unaccounted for. The available evidence is enough to describe the commission, but not to establish a market population or a price benchmark.
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==Auction record==
The practical warning is about attribution, and it is not hypothetical. Antiquorum's own Geneva sale of 8–9 November 2025 catalogued a lot as "Rolex, ref. 6074, Datejust 'Ovettone'" in 18K yellow gold, on a leather strap with a gold-plated buckle, its case number "no longer visible" — and sold it for CHF 7,500. That is precisely the pattern the published literature does not support: nothing in Goldberger, the earlier Antiquorum lot, or any other source documents a gold-cased 6074, and with the case stamp gone the reference number on that watch cannot be independently verified. The lot should remain a disputed attribution rather than evidence of a regular gold 6074 variant.


Antiquorum's Geneva sale on 14 October 1990 offered a gold watch catalogued as ref. 6074, dated to the 1950s and measured at 34mm. It sold for CHF 6,325; the lot omits a case number. Antiquorum's Vicenza Oro sale on 18 January 1992 offered the platinum 6074, dated 1950, with a 35mm measurement and an estimate of ITL 30,000–35,000; the archived listing carries no result. Antiquorum's Geneva sale on 8 November 2025 again catalogued a gold 6074, dated circa 1950s and measured at 35mm. It sold for CHF 7,500; the case number was recorded as no longer visible.


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==Related references==
==Related references==


* [[Reference:6075|Bubbleback 6075]] (1950–1953)
* [[Reference:6075|Bubbleback 6075]]
* [[Reference:6031|Bubbleback 6031]] (1949)
* [[Reference:6031|Bubbleback 6031]]
* [[Reference:4467|Bubbleback 4467]] (1945–1949)
* [[Reference:4467|Bubbleback 4467]]
* [[Reference:5030|Bubbleback 5030]] (1948)
* [[Reference:5030|Bubbleback 5030]]
* [[Reference:5031|Bubbleback 5031]] (1948)
* [[Reference:5031|Bubbleback 5031]]
* [[Reference:3595|Bubbleback 3595]] (1941–1949)


See also the [[Reference:bubbleback|Bubbleback family index]], [[Reference:Movements|movement reference]], [[Reference:Bracelets|bracelet & clasp guide]], and [[Reference:Serial-numbers|serial numbers by year]].
See also the [[Reference:bubbleback|Bubbleback family index]], [[Reference:Movements|movement reference]], [[Reference:Bracelets|bracelet and clasp guide]], and [[Reference:Serial-numbers|serial numbers by year]].


== Gallery ==
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File:Ref 6074 hero.webp|Platinum 6074 with black honeycomb dial
File:Ref 6074 hero.webp|Platinum 6074 with black honeycomb dial and smooth bezel
File:Ref 6074 caseback.webp|Inner caseback with 6074 and PT 0,950 hallmark
File:Ref 6074 caseback.webp|Inner caseback stamped 6074 and PT 0,950
File:Ref 6074 goldberger page.webp|Goldberger publication page showing the engraved caseback and bracelet clasp
File:Ref 6074 goldberger page.webp|Goldberger's published page with engraved caseback and clasp
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== Sources ==
== Sources ==
 
* John Goldberger, ''100 Superlative Rolex Watches'' (Damiani, 2013), p. 164.
* ''100 Superlative Rolex Watches'' — John Goldberger, Damiani, 2013
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-146-67 Antiquorum, "The Art Of Rolex," Vicenza Oro, lot 67, 18 January 1992].
* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-155-397 Antiquorum, Geneva, lot 397, 14 October 1990].
* [https://le-monde-edmond.com/datejust-a-closer-look-at-a-rolex-icon-2/ Le Monde Edmond, "Le Monde Edmond — Datejust: A Closer Look at a Rolex Icon", Le Monde Edmond, current]
* [https://watchesbysjx.com/2015/05/explained-restoring-a-1950s-rolex-oyster-perpetual-ref-6074.html Henrik Korpela, SJX Watches, "Restoring a 1950s Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref. 6074," 23 May 2015].
* [https://monochrome-watches.com/rolex-datejust-complete-history/ Monochrome, "Monochrome Watches — The Evergreens: Complete History of the Rolex Datejust", Monochrome, current]
* [https://www.watchlover.it/2016/09/21/rolex-ovettone-big-bubbleback/ Watchlover, "Rolex Ovettone, Big Bubbleback," 21 September 2016].
* [https://robbreport.com/style/watch-collector/lists/rolex-bubbleback-watches-collector-guide-1931-1950s-1235893131/ Robb Report, "Robb Report — A Collector's Guide to Rolex Bubbleback Watches 1931-1950s", Robb Report, current]
* [https://le-monde-edmond.com/datejust-a-closer-look-at-a-rolex-icon-2/ Le Monde Edmond, "Datejust: A Closer Look at a Rolex Icon"].
* [https://www.pandolfini.it/ Pandolfini Casa d'Aste, "Pandolfini Casa d'Aste catalog usage — 'Ovetto' for 32mm Bubblebacks, 'Ovettone' for 36mm Big Bubblebacks", Pandolfini, various]
* [https://monochrome-watches.com/rolex-datejust-complete-history/ Monochrome Watches, "The Evergreens: Complete History of the Rolex Datejust"].
* [https://www.astebolaffi.it/ Aste Bolaffi, "Aste Bolaffi catalog usage of 'Ovetto' for standard 32mm Bubblebacks", Aste Bolaffi, 2020]
* [https://www.pandolfini.it/ Pandolfini, auction catalogues using ''Ovettone'' for 36mm Big Bubblebacks].
* [https://www.swisswatchexpo.com/ SwissWatchExpo, "Rolex Bubbleback listings archive", SwissWatchExpo]
* [https://www.astebolaffi.it/ Aste Bolaffi, catalogues distinguishing ''Ovetto'' and ''Ovettone''].
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-146-67 Antiquorum, "The Art Of Rolex, Vicenza Oro, Lot 67 — Rolex ref 6074 platinum Ovettone", Antiquorum, 1992]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-ref-6074-datejust-ovettone-lot-381-223 Antiquorum, Geneva, lot 223, 8 November 2025].
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-ref-6074-datejust-ovettone-lot-381-223 Antiquorum, "Geneva Lot 223 — 'Rolex ref. 6074, Datejust Ovettone' 18K yellow gold (documented misattribution)", Antiquorum, 2025]
* [https://www.monacolegendauctions.com/posts/the-first-of-its-kind-a-platinum-rolex-ovettone-th-100 Monaco Legend Auctions, "The First of Its Kind: A Platinum Rolex 'Ovettone' That Rewrote History," 4 March 2026].


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