amanico[JLC Moderator]
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A shot of one of the finest Rolex Submariner 5508 I'v seen.
The lugs are in superb shape, and the dial is just sublime.

Ok, the insert is a later one, and would deserve something more appropriate, of course, but the crown has a " + ". Not much more to do to have a superb specimen.
Now the question is to know if this is the most desirable reference in terms of small no crown guard Submariner...
I would well see a 6205 or 6536 Red above...
Best,
Nicolas

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