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Rolex Collector's Dinner: A Gathering of Iconic References

Time to watch · 2020-11-23T11:57:22Z

Explore a collector's dinner featuring rare Rolex Submariner, GMT-Master, and Sea-Dweller references. Discover insights from the WatchProSite community.

By Time to watch · Nov 23, 2020 · 22 replies

Time to watch

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In a captivating post, 'Time to watch' shares a glimpse into the vibrant world of watch collecting, highlighting the joy of horological camaraderie. His photo essay captures a dinner gathering where exceptional Rolex timepieces are not just worn but celebrated among friends. This article delves into the specific references showcased and the community's appreciation for such shared passions.

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Variety is the spice of life !

All the best

Key Points from the Discussion

The top wrist in the original photo belongs to Instagram blogger Horology_Ancienne, a recognized figure in the watch community.
The watches identified in the original photo include a Rolex Submariner Ref. 5512 gilt chapter ring PCG, a Submariner Ref. 1680 Red Sub (potentially meters first tropical), a GMT-Master Ref. 16758, and either a Sea-Dweller Ref. 16600 or a Ref. 16660 with a gloss dial.
The original author clarified that the post was intended to share the group's horological passion with the community of like-minded individuals.

The Discussion

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Nov 23, 2020

Great variety indeed! Is the second from the top a custom model?

Time to watch

Nov 23, 2020

Yes indeed !

Welll spotted, Artisans de Geneve tribute to 6241. H.

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Nov 23, 2020

I thought so! Nice selection indeed

Thomas_3

Nov 23, 2020

Nice group of friends you have there.

@lberti

Nov 23, 2020

Can i borrow your friends for a gtg ? 😎

Time to watch

Nov 23, 2020

😂😂

Not without me 😉 H.

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