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The 6694 is the last of the four manual-wind Oysterdate references and by a wide margin the most numerous. A 34 mm steel Oyster, a date at three under a cyclops, a hand-wound Rolex caliber from the 1200 family, and no rotor — that is the whole watch. Documented examples run from about 1959 to about 1986, and new old stock was still leaving authorised dealers in 1989. For thirty years it was the cheapest way into a waterproof Rolex on a bracelet, and Rolex sold it accordingly. | The 6694 is the last of the four manual-wind Oysterdate references and by a wide margin the most numerous. A 34 mm steel Oyster, a date at three under a cyclops, a hand-wound Rolex caliber from the 1200 family, and no rotor — that is the whole watch. Documented examples run from about 1959 to about 1986, and new old stock was still leaving authorised dealers in 1989. For thirty years it was the cheapest way into a waterproof Rolex on a bracelet, and Rolex sold it accordingly. | ||
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