ROLEX
ROLEX, SWITZERLAND, REF. 3015, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL
A fine and rare, stainless steel, manual wind pocket watch given to William L. Spence, US Air Force, WW2 gold star Veteran.
Brand: Rolex, Switzerland
Reference: 3015
Year: Circa 1930
Case: 1007886
Caliber: 590, 15 jewels
Diameter: 49 mm.
Signature: dial, case (with engraving) and movement
Grading System: AA (Very good)
Case: 3-8 (Good , Slightly scratched)
Dial: 3-6-01 (Good , Slightly oxidized , HANDS Original)
Movement: 3-6* (Good , Slightly oxidized , Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense)
HKD: 9,600 - 19,100
USD: 1,250 - 2,500
EUR: 1,100 - 2,200
JPY: 192,000 - 384,000
To be sold without reserve
The caseback is engraved " William L. Pence, ASN 7000211, US Air Force". William Spence (1919-1944) was a US Force Second Lieutenant based at the 114th AAF base unit in Asheville, North Carolina. During his service he was awarded World War II Victory Medal, the American Campaign Medal, the Army Presidential Unit Citation and the Army Good Conduct Medal. He was on the crew of B-24E Liberator #42-7256 when they crashed into Green Knob mountain near Ashville, North Carolina. They had been stationed at Chatham Field, Georgia. The entire crew of ten men were killed.
Size: 49 mm.
Signature: dial, case (with engraving) and movement
ROLEX, SWITZERLAND, REF. 3015, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL
A fine and rare, stainless steel, manual wind pocket watch given to William L. Spence, US Air Force, WW2 gold star Veteran.
Brand: Rolex, Switzerland
Reference: 3015
Year: Circa 1930
Case: 1007886
Caliber: 590, 15 jewels
Diameter: 49 mm.
Signature: dial, case (with engraving) and movement
Grading System: AA (Very good)
Case: 3-8 (Good , Slightly scratched)
Dial: 3-6-01 (Good , Slightly oxidized , HANDS Original)
Movement: 3-6* (Good , Slightly oxidized , Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense)
HKD: 9,600 - 19,100
USD: 1,250 - 2,500
EUR: 1,100 - 2,200
JPY: 192,000 - 384,000
To be sold without reserve
The caseback is engraved " William L. Pence, ASN 7000211, US Air Force". William Spence (1919-1944) was a US Force Second Lieutenant based at the 114th AAF base unit in Asheville, North Carolina. During his service he was awarded World War II Victory Medal, the American Campaign Medal, the Army Presidential Unit Citation and the Army Good Conduct Medal. He was on the crew of B-24E Liberator #42-7256 when they crashed into Green Knob mountain near Ashville, North Carolina. They had been stationed at Chatham Field, Georgia. The entire crew of ten men were killed.
Size: 49 mm.
Signature: dial, case (with engraving) and movement
