It is... Luckily I have other targets to focus on... [nt]

Rolex Submariner 16800. A nice one.

By: amanico : August 12th, 2019-01:10

Did you notice that the so called transitional Rolex ( 16660 / 16750 / 16800 ) developed, sometimes, a very warm and typical patina? Don't ask me why, I have no idea. But it is a fact. This one I saw some weeks ago is no exception to the rule. It is quite...

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Rolex Submariner 16800. A nice one.

Looks good to me 👌 [nt]

Thanks. [nt]

Totally Nico ! And killer patina - great shot :) [nt]

Yes, my friend. A pleasure to take pictures of such watches. [nt]

lots of character even with the cyclops ;-)

Truly. I try to resist hard. [nt]

NIce patina indeed, it looks great.

It has a lot of charm, but I have to stay strong... Gracias, Vicente. [nt]

Wow that patina is stunning Nico! What a beauty :) [nt]

It is... Luckily I have other targets to focus on... [nt]

I love the transitional pieces.

Yes, they all are interesting Rolex to grab. I still have the idea to try to achieve the collection of transitional Rolex. I am half way, with the 16660 and 16550. :-) [nt]

168000 would be a good one

Aaah, that's another thing! Much rarer. [nt]

If anyone can hunt one down it’s you my friend.

Hard to find as a reference and even rarer with some nice patina... [nt]

Some lovely tritium circled index patina

AAaah, I feel relieved. I thought you were posting the 16760, you know, this famous one... ;)