An old picture of my ex Green Rolex Duo: 16610 Submariner / 116400 GV Milgauss.
I still have one, but I regret to have let my Green Sub go. Regrets... Best, Nicolas...
Green watches should never been left behind ;)
Two Rolex greens I adore Cheers D P.S. Now you should find fat & flat Kermit
not to add insult to injury: I did not let it go ... :-)
But you are a muuuuch. much bigger collector than me! ...
Love the fella on the right :-)
Wonder whether he soon becomes vintage or remains current. Love the sub as well. I am sure it went for great reasons All the best my friend, Alex
I lost the track with the 116400GV still in the catalog or not. I just checked right now...
And it is still in the catalog. But I had to check. Good question. It's been 10 years it has been unveiled. Time for a stop? Best, Nicolas
Stopping would he great for collectability for sure :-)
In my eyes, if they don\'t respond to Omega\'s antimagnetic challenge, is like a defeat. As such, I would hope for a new version and a great technological breakthrough. Maybe I am a romantic All the very best, Alex
This sounds like a great prospect. Can't wait to see Mr Dufour's impact
I see him as one of the serious and knowledgeable ones. Thanks my friend! Alex
that's funny the Rolex 16610LV
This LV was I think the very first luxury watch I desired. A friend of mine convinced me I was too young to buy a Rolex. Conclusion, never listen to friends when it comes to passion. Then, I bought a 116610LV and after a Milgauss
nice shot
I think the LV is one of the modern steel watches that is going through the roof at the moment. Especially the first series and the NOS ones. Curious if that bubble will hold. Probably will for the first series.
Aaah the 16610LV...
After many years of being a bit snobbish (everyone has a Rolex!), I actually realised that they are quality watches so I bit the bullet. I was concerned that the novelty of the green bezel would wear off, so I bought a black bezel just in case. Well, 6 ye...