The Rolex Oyster Perpetual reference 6092 in 14K yellow gold with "Bombay" lugs is a rare and elegant example of early post-war Rolex dress watch design, produced during the early 1950s. Combining Rolex’s technical innovation with a refined aesthetic, this reference stands out for its beautifully sculpted lugs and understated proportions, making it a coveted piece among vintage collectors.

The hallmark feature of the reference 6092 "Bombay" lugs—named for their curved, bulbous shape—which add a distinct baroque flair to the otherwise classic 34mm Oyster case. Rendered in solid 14K yellow gold, this version was primarily destined for the North American market, offering a more formal and decorative alternative to Rolex’s steel sport models of the era.

The dial configuration of the 6092 has a unique honeycomb dial which adds to the character, as it has a 3 dimensional dimples around the dial making it look like a honeycomb pattern. The Rolex coronet sits at 12 o’clock, while the “Oyster Perpetual” signature references the brand’s dual innovations of a waterproof Oyster case and self-winding movement. Another touch; the leaf hands, as it adds to the mid-century elegance of the watch.

The Rolex 6092 “Bombay” is a rare find in today’s vintage market, especially in such well-preserved 14K yellow gold examples. With its sculptural lugs, honeycomb dial, and historical significance as part of Rolex’s transitional era, it represents a sophisticated yet distinctive choice for collectors seeking a blend of artistry and horological heritage.