Up for Trade (preferably) is my 1969 Rolex Oyster Perpetual 1002, with Silver Dial, Onyx Indices and Oyster Bracelet. The watch is running at COSC which is honestly amazing considering its age. It has been pressure tested to 10 bar by a local watchmaker and passed, along with timing and regulation. There are a few marks and such, given that the watch is 54 years old it is absolutely stunning for its age.The case is 34mm, which I was hesitant to wear at first given that I normally wear 40mm+, but it wears closer to a 36mm and is unbelievably comfortable on the wrist. The lugs are pronounced and sharp, and the drilled holes aren't stretched out by time. The bracelet is an Oyster bracelet, 257 endlinks on a 7835 folded bracelet. It has minimal stretch, but let's be honest here, it's a vintage Rolex bracelet. You know what you're getting. I am looking to trade for a Breitling Emergency. Random, I know, but is absolutely my favorite watch in the world and ever since I saw my father wearing one (He was an F-4 pilot in the Marines) back when I was a kid, I've wanted one. It has no dial pitting, no smudging lume (actually, shockingly the Tritium still lights up when you come in from outside. It doesn't last a long time but it's still funny to see. It's trying it's best!) Price is $3,400, which is negotiable and fair, and Breitling Emergency's go for less than that. That is Venmo, Paypal, Wire Transfer, or straight 1:1 trade.I am open to other trades, this is just my most preferable. I am also open to offers on purchasing