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A duo of Green Rolex: Submariner 16610LV / Milgauss 116400GV.
When I see this old picture, I feel I shouldn't have let my Green Submariner go... 
It was a really cool duo!
Best,
Nicolas
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A duo of Green Rolex: Submariner 16610LV / Milgauss 116400GV.
When I see this old picture, I feel I shouldn't have let my Green Submariner go... It was a really cool duo! Best, Nicolas ...
I like and own a green Sub Nicolas
It's a little 'flashy' but there's something about the green bezel and larger hands that just work -- makes the dial stand out a bit more.
Another theme would be White and Orange my friend
For example, take my white-dialed Milgauss and add the current Polar white dial Explorer II.
One problem: I don't have the Explorer II
Maybe someday, but it's not even on my shortlist yet. Too many GMT-Masters (6542, gilt 1675, latest 126710, Tudor Black Bay GMT) ahead of it