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Happy Sunday my friends
Can anybody tell me more about this 6569?
I’m fascinated!
Credits: @fuji.wara on Instagram
Explorer dial with engine turned bezel? Never had seen this before!
Best.
René
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Happy Sunday my friends
Can anybody tell me more about this 6569? I’m fascinated! Credits: @ on Instagram Explorer dial with engine turned bezel? Never had seen this before! Best. René ...
What do you think of it?
Do you like it? Do you think it’s “valid” to switch the bezel? I tend to think that you can do it as long as it is a reversible change and you don’t hurt/scratch/modify the structure of the watch. Best mon ami. René
Hello captain!
How was it in the flesh? What were your thoughts about it? Did you like it? Best. René
I think so ;)
I has always crossed my mind how would look a Rolex Explorer with a “flat” bezel. Mmm... Thanks for your comment! René