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Create sourced Cellini reference 3735 article
 
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<div class="rp-lead">[[File:Ref_3735_hero.webp|thumb|center|640px|alt=White-gold Rolex 3735 with blue dial, applied markers and Cellini script|Fortuna, lot 113; auction catalogue dates this watch to circa 1968.]]</div>
<div class="rp-lead">[[File:Ref_3735_hero.webp|thumb|center|640px|alt=White-gold Rolex 3735 with blue dial, applied markers and Cellini script|Fortuna, lot 113; auction catalogue dates this watch to circa 1968.]]</div>


Reference 3735 appears in late-1960s records for a small, manually wound Rolex dress watch with a rounded-square case. Auction examples document two dial treatments and Cal. 1600; other sale records add a champagne dial and a yellow-gold case. The catalogue dates apply to individual watches, not the start or end of production.
Reference 3735 appears in late-1960s records for a small, manually wound Rolex dress watch with a rounded-square case. Auction examples document two dial treatments and Cal. 1600; other sale records add a champagne dial and a yellow-gold case. The catalogue dates describe individual watches and do not define the reference’s production span.


==Core facts==
==Core facts==
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| Movement
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| Manual-wind Cal. 1600; catalogues give 19 jewels and 19,800 beats per hour.
| Manual-wind Cal. 1600; Farsetti lists 19 jewels. Rolex’s 1978 service booklet gives 19,800 beats per hour.
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| Case
| Case