Baron - Mr Red
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One for the PP site?
No, I didn't mean Philippe Patek......
I have been hunting this watch for quite a while. It has been third time lucky for me now, as the first two PPs that I found were snatched away at the very last moment. But the wait has been worth it. The watch below joined the stable last week, and I am delighted with it. The red is more pink than the ones I have seen, but most definitely a pink hue. I now have the Mk1 and Mk4..... Very happy guy
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One for the PP site?
No, I didn't mean Philippe Patek...... I have been hunting this watch for quite a while. It has been third time lucky for me now, as the first two PPs that I found were snatched away at the very last moment. But the wait has been worth it. The watch below...
PP for Patent Pending or
Pinkie Pink? Superb catch, my friend. Just hope that you'll post more pics! Best, Nicolas PS: I may have something very exciting in the weeks to come...
Plonger Professional..
Ya know, like the Omega PloProf. Nice pics! Always enjoy the friendly rivalry between two of the best watch brands on the market, Rolex and Omega. Thanks! =:^D
Wow ! The Queen of all SD's !
congrats for the spectacular addition...all the more as it seems in excellent condition ! Are you starting a SD collection ? ;-) Cheers Jeff
Great looking PPDRSD................
.......congratulations, you've joined the elite few...
Some more scans and a few of the other members of the dive team
Here are some more pictures of the latest addition along with the other divers in my collection....
Now, you just need a non crown guard Sub, and you will be completely
Covered! AMAZING Collection you have here, Joe. I'm literally puzzled. How many legends did you gather in only one picture? That is beautifully crazy! Go on, my friend, it is also for our greatest pleasure! Best, Nicolas This message has been edited by am...
That last picture is terrific !
mk1 and mk4 side by side....so similar and yet so different ! Cheers Jeff
Congratulations..
on you newest aquisition the PP DRSD or should I say PP D P SD (for pink ) That is a superb collection you have gathered Thaknkyou for sharing pictures of these beauties Best Hans
COOL
Very cool tool watch! One of the rarest Vintage Rolex, made in 1967... I think about 100 pieces only!!!
100 pieces...
Yes, 1967. As i understand it, most of these watches were not actually sold but rather given direct to various dive teams. As a result, given that many of the supposed 100 watches were genuinely used, quite a few became badly beaten up and did not survive...
Really nice watch!
Nice watch! Haven't seen one of these red lettered Submariners in person lately. This one looks like it's in great shape! Presumably even with the original backing and crown.
Peachy!!
Lovely MkI PPDRSD! I only have the humble MkII Patent Pending version... but I think there were only 99 MkIIs made, so they are just slightly rarer..! (Do I sound jealous..?) MW...
If you are ever in the north-west...
I'm sure we could manage a photo opportunity! Mike Wood