Vintage
In-depth review of the Rolex Explorer II Ref. 1655 'Freccione' by amanico, exploring its history, design, and market evolution. Essential reading for collectors.
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Reference Guide
Mark Lerman's definitive guide to the Rolex Red Submariner 1680. Learn about dial variations, case numbers, and collecting insights for this iconic vintage model.
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Explore the Rolex Thunderbird/Turn-O-Graph references 6609 and 1625. Delve into their history, the U.S. Air Force connection, and collector insights.
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Reference Guide
Baron - Mr Red identifies the Rolex Submariner 16610LV as a future classic, detailing its unique features and collector appeal from the 1990-2018 era.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Rolex Jubilee bracelet 6251H, an unsung hero of vintage GMTs. Learn about its history, unique rolled steel construction, and specific end links.
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Explore the history and collector appeal of Tiffany & Co. double-signed Rolex sports models, including the Submariner ref. 5513.
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You are too creative for your own good
Now the Rally Daytona will be all the rage and all us sub guys will suffer. Very cool pictures evoking all kinds of ideas of success and grandeur. Thanks Bill
Wiith the gloves and the jacket, and the Nardi accessories, this is perfect.
Even if I would prefer the other perforated strap... Best, Nicolas
It certainly was..but the Nardi has to go :(...as I start to save for my new dream..
in about 3 years... but I can wait ;) Pic courtesy of Jaguar Motor cars. ...
Love all the Combination Imran!
Seems like you enjoying your Daytona so much! It's a very beautiful one Have a Great weekend! Sam
You're just jealous because i have a bigger one than you...
40mm v 36mm size matters huh :)
That looks amazing Imran......
I'm seriously tempted by the Daytona! I've not owned one yet and the gap left by my MN is screaming out to be filled ;-) Ross
I could not recommend anything better than Zenith Daytona to fill your need ;)
I love this watch back in '91 and still love it today, I could never be without one :)
Nice, very nice but a little suggestion...
I have a slight preference without the end links and when the strap follows the round shape of the watch. Here is a pic form ABP (Atelier du bracelet parisien) to explain what I've got in mind : ...
On that, I agree with you. I would also say that some straight bars...
Will do the job, in a nice way, IMO. Best, Nicolas
