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Vintage Rotary Sport 1980's – Patina Diver Classic
Vintage Rotary Sport 1980's – Patina Diver Classic
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A Patina Diver Classic – Vintage Rotary Sport
At Vintage Watch HQ, we celebrate timepieces where history and design converge — and this early 1980s Rotary Sport is a prime example. A true diver’s watch of its era, it combines rugged functionality with a bold aesthetic, showcasing the character and individuality that only decades of wear can create.
Housed in a 37 mm stainless steel case (42 mm including crown), the watch features a vivid yellow dial with luminous indices and hands for instant legibility. The rotating bezel has developed a rich, distinctive patina over the years, giving this piece a personality no modern watch can replicate.
Paired with its original hexagonal two-tone bracelet and secure clasp, the Rotary Sport wears comfortably while maintaining the tool-watch style that defined its generation. At its heart beats a reliable Swiss quartz movement, delivering precision and durability for daily wear.
With a dial in strong vintage condition, a crystal showing only light wear, and a case that reflects honest signs of age, this watch is a rare find in increasingly scarce configuration. For collectors who appreciate individuality, history, and the romance of vintage diving watches, the Rotary Sport is a standout choice.
Technical Details
DIAL:
- Vivid yellow dial with luminous indices and hands
- Strong vintage condition with well-preserved printing
BEZEL:
- Rotating bezel with distinctive patina developed over four decades
CASE:
- Stainless steel case, 37 mm (42 mm including crown)
- Good vintage condition with honest signs of wear
CRYSTAL:
- Light wear consistent with age, does not detract from overall appearance
BRACELET:
- Original hexagonal two-tone bracelet with secure clasp
- Solid vintage condition
MOVEMENT:
- Swiss quartz movement
- Accurate and reliable
ACCESSORIES:
- Supplied with an aftermarket leather presentation box
✨ Curated by Vintage Watch HQ — where collectors find history they can wear.
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