The value proposition for vintage Rolex is a little watch called the Rolex Oyster reference 6426. The ref. 6426 is vintage Rolex at its simplest and most affordable: 34mm Oyster case; silver dial manual-wind movement. This is a real sports Rolex and you can grab one for just a few thousand bucks. Even with the innocent-looking ref. 6426, there are variations and details to nerd out on. That'll happen with a watch that was produced from the late 1950s through the 1970s. Over this time, Rolex made so many changes: different lume, bracelet styles, and movements. Most noticeably, you'll see some different words on the 6426's dial. The "stock" model simply says "Oyster" at 12 o'clock and "Precision" at six o'clock.The ref. 6426 is a perfect way to try out vintage Rolex and see if it's for you. You can dive into some of the details here, too – want one of those earlier examples that's aged with a glowing silver starburst dial and folded bracelet? These details are what can make vintage Rolex so addicting. Or maybe you don't care and just want something that looks good and tells decent time. That's fine too, and is again what makes vintage Rolex great – it can be whatever you want it to be. The ref. 6426 lets you experience all that for way less than those Explorers, GMT-Masters, and Subs that all cost five figures nowadays. Asking $2300 obo