This timepiece is in fair condition, with signs of wear acquired over time. This auction pertains exclusively to the watch, as the box and papers are not part of the listing. Since its 1964 purchase, this timepiece remained with the same owner. Per seller, in 1976, the bracelet was replaced with a slimmer style resembling the original, featuring a lock and a wet-suit extension. Additionally, the crystal was replaced in 1986 with the original material by an authorized Rolex dealer.

The Rolex Submariner No Date (5512) is distinguished by its exceptional craftsmanship that showcases Rolex's long-lasting tradition in watchmaking history. With a design that prioritizes functionality, this timepiece encompasses a range of attributes that contribute to its enduring appeal and character.

It is housed within a 40mm steel case and matching black graduated chronometer bezel. Its black dial, marked with luminescent dotted hour markers and hands, displays time even in low-light conditions. With a water resistance of up to 200 meters, it is suitable for water-related adventures.

Paired with a sturdy steel bracelet, it offers a combination of strength and comfort for the wearer. The fastening is provided by a folding clasp branded with the characteristic Rolex logo.

It's powered by a reliable in-house automatic movement caliber 1530, emphasizing precision and efficiency in its operation. With a power reserve of up to 48 hours, it delivers a consistent experience for its wearer. The watch's solid case back protects the intricate mechanics within, further adding to its longevity.

The Rolex Submariner No Date (5512) stands as an elegant and functional creation. Its iconic design and precise engineering make it a symbol of enduring style and reliability. With a rich heritage rooted in horological excellence, it's a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship that defines the Rolex legacy. 

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This timepiece is in fair condition, with signs of wear acquired over time. This auction pertains exclusively to the watch, as the box and papers are not part of the listing. Since its 1964 purchase, this timepiece remained with the same owner. Per seller, in 1976, the bracelet was replaced with a slimmer style resembling the original, featuring a lock and a wet-suit extension. Additionally, the crystal was replaced in 1986 with the original material by an authorized Rolex dealer.