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The movement inside this watch, like the other variants in the line, is the Rado Caliber 763 (a modified version of link the ETA C07) which boasts 80 hours of power reserve. On the wrist, this 42mm bronze diver wears larger than its size suggests, link partly due to the the NATO link strap, as noted. It also appears larger. Red pops, and in turn makes the watch seem larger than it is.

What link makes this watch so rare is – like all things – the details. Patek world timers from the 1950s weren't mass produced and generally were purchased by magnates and mega-millionaires (sorry, everyone else). There's even a dispute as to how many total link 2523s were ever made, but it's safe to say that number is less than 25. But that's looking at a birds-view of all 2523 and 2523-1 pieces. When it comes to this particular watch up for auction, that link number shrinks considerably.