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Revision as of 18:11, 16 August 2026 by Admin (talk | contribs) (Rolex caliber 722-1 movement, bridge side, the 1967 transitional caliber between the 722 and the 727. Distinguished from the 722 by the position of the Rolex Geneve inscription on the dial-side plate and by the wing-shaped hour-conveyor spring. Studio photograph by Pucci Papaleo, author of the Ultimate Rolex Daytona monograph, published by Watchonista.)
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Rolex caliber 722-1 movement, bridge side, the 1967 transitional caliber between the 722 and the 727. Distinguished from the 722 by the position of the Rolex Geneve inscription on the dial-side plate and by the wing-shaped hour-conveyor spring. Studio photograph by Pucci Papaleo, author of the Ultimate Rolex Daytona monograph, published by Watchonista.

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