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The Rolex Report,
An Unauthorized Reference Book For The Rolex Enthusiast

Revised and Expanded 4th Edition

BOOK CORRECTIONS

Last Updated March 21, 2003

Page 24	Paragraph 6, line 2; "Wilsdorf & David" should read "Wilsdorf & Davis"
Page 51	Paragraph 5, line 2-4; "... introduced the first stainless and gold (also called the 'two-tone' or 'bi-color') models by 1962." should read "... around 1957."
Page 51	Paragraph 9, line 1-2; "... Rolex introduced the Oysterdate in the early 1950s." should read "... in the early 1970s."
Page 66	The Daytona Cosmograph (model 6263) shown at the bottom of the page is incorrectly identified as having an "exotic dial".
Page 89	In Section 10) Crown Seal: the Triplock crown is identified as being present on the Submariner, Sea-Dweller and Daytona, however, it is also present on the men's Yacht-Master.
Page 137	Paragraph 2, line 4-5; "Therefore, the code IV 53 would represent the 3rd quarter (i.e. July-September) of 1953..." should read "... the 4th quarter..."
----	On pages 40, 41 and 272, the tick of the second hand is incorrectly described as "beats per second". A more accurate description would be "half cycles". This is due to the fact that a beat (or vibration) is considered to be a complete oscillation both "to and fro", whereas the second hand actually ticks (or steps) at each "half cycle" of the oscillation.

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