Rolex Red submariner Mk VI from the year 1972

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I understand how much deserved praise the five link bracelet has received. It is beautiful and has a terrific “on the fly adjustment”. However, for a strap guy it also adds a lot of bulk -mainly from the center links. With those removed -it’s a slimmer fe

Heuer… Autavia Gmt Mark 2 « Red Needles » - 1163 Or… Tudor - Oyster Prince Submariner - Pointed Crown Guards (PCG) - MK4 Dial - 7928 - 1963 Or… Modern Tudor P01…

I find that yellow simply spectacular. The 39 mm size is perfect, the case thickness has been reduced and, above all, Tudor has removed those horrible fake rivets: Tudor has changed direction.

1. Which green dial do you prefer and why? 2. Are you aware whether there were differences in dial colours over the years this Submariner model was produced? The background of my questions is that I am considering swapping the IWC for the Rolex.

I find that yellow simply spectacular. The 39 mm size is perfect, the case thickness has been reduced and, above all, Tudor has removed those horrible fake rivets: Tudor has changed direction.

Fits well and is really cool as a summer watch.

Here's some evidence for my first premise.

With Tudor having recently released its new Black Bay Chrono 39 “ Bumblebee ” ref. M79310N-0001, I thought it would be interesting to compare it to other “ Bumblebee ” watches , including those perviously created by Tudor . credit: @ todayonthewrist So, l