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Discover the Rolex Comex Submariner 5514: an underwater treasure with a documented history from its original diver owner. Explore its unique provenance.
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Bill showcases mint Rolex 5512 4-line and 2-line gilt PCG Submariners, discussing the pursuit of 'best in class' vintage watches and market insights.
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Explore the timeless versatility of the Rolex Datejust 1601 through a collector's photos. Discover why this vintage reference remains a daily wear favorite.
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Explore a rare Rolex Datejust ref. 1601 in steel and pink gold from the late 60s, complete with box and papers. Discover its unique rarity and market insights.
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Signo showcases the Rolex Datejust Ref. 1601 in steel, highlighting its classic design and superb linen dial. Explore this iconic vintage Rolex.
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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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My father had it first
He gave it to me when I turned 50 so it has been in the family all the time
My dad used extensively and it has been my daily beater for 16 years.
Regular service but no parts needed change except gaskets and once a new crown. I have always referred to the 1570 as a” watchmaker’s movement).
That’s great sentiment...
A very special piece. I had one in the early 1990s and enjoyed it so much.
Nice one! Red gold two tone is surely rare!
Classic and looking sharp. Thanks for sharing.
I once heard that the ratio of SS/RG to SS/YG was 1:5000
In all the years I have been involved in the watch business, I have actually only seen one - my own. A former service manager at a Rolex AD claimed it had to be fake, he had never seen one. So yes, I guess it is quite rare (when it comes to vintage Dateju...