Rolex

Several weeks ago, I posted a few photos whilst out on the sea, here's some closer photos... Latest arrival into the stable. A 1972 1665 DRSD - Mk IV dial. 1972 - a good year (my year of birth!!) Patina is starting to arrive, but the bezel has a really ni...  

Congratulations, my friend. A DRSD is something to seriously consider when you collect Vintage rolex. A kind of unavoidable reference, and you did it! Bravo. Enjoy it! Best, Nicolas.

....yes unavoidable.... You think you have it cracked when you get a Red Sub, but still, when you see all of the Double Reds being displayed, it always calls to you, and this one did! (plus, considering my first Rolex was my 16600 SeaDweller bought new in...  

An unvavoidable question, don't you think? ;) All the best, Nicolas

....she can wait, I have something else hopefully on the horizon, something I've longed for a lot of years, but has always passed me due to doubts of history / authenticity from unknown buyers. But your right, I'm sure it will come!! cheers Tony

I really like what I see, we have similar tastes. take care! c.

As you said just a touch of red and you have something special. The red works on the vintage subs beautifully. If I may I will join you. Best Bill ...  

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I wear mine on a black leather NATO quite often, but that brown one matches your chocolate dial perfectly! cheers Tony

.......one of, if not the, favourite reference for me

Congratulations, Tony. What a beautiful watch and a tremendous insert. I was fortunate to handle a DRSD a few weeks ago- such interesting watches and the red really pops! Enjoy that one! V/R Mike

after handling the DRSD, a search commences for you ;-) cheers Tony

You had a beautiful collection before hand. But this piece has just increased it several times over.