Introduced in the early 1940s, the Rolex Anti-Magnetic chronograph reference 4062 bears a design that perfectly reflects and encapsulates this exciting era for chronograph timepieces. The refined case features rectangular pushers that harmoniously match with the slim case. In most probably unworn condition since the 1940s, the present example is the closest one can get to an untouched example still featuring its original finishing, angles, and even crystal. Still retaining its original factory Rolex sticker on the caseback, we were not able to read the timepiece's case number, hence leaving this satisfying and intriguing opportunity to the savvy collector that will acquire the timepiece.
A sight to behold, the dial is in equally outstanding condition to its case. Featuring a stunning two-color red and blue telemeter and tachymeter scale, this configuration grants the timepiece an incredibly striking and vibrant appearance. As an added bonus, all applied luminous material is intact and fully original, and has evenly aged to a charming sand hue.
A highly collectible timepiece, the present Rolex reference 4062 is one of the finest examples to ever appear on the market. The accessories that accompany it narrate a story as intriguing as the watch itself. Most probably offered in the 1940s by an official Rolex retailer, the timepiece must have not had much success until the 1980s, when in an attempt to entice new customers, it was given more contemporary accessories.
Further featuring its original case back sticker, this is truly a unique opportunity for lovers of vintage chronograph timepieces to acquire a time capsule that has resisted the test of time with flying colours.