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One of the nicest Rolex Submariner No Crownguards I've ever seen. 6536/1.
From IV 1955. SN 112 xxx.
Credit picture: Only Vintage Watches.
The condition of the dial, the red Depth Line, the insert and this characteristic long hour hand... A killing piece!
Enjoy.
Nicolas
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One of the nicest Rolex Submariner No Crownguards I've ever seen. 6536/1.
From IV 1955. SN 112 xxx. Credit picture: Only Vintage Watches. The condition of the dial, the red Depth Line, the insert and this characteristic long hour hand... A killing piece! Enjoy. Nicolas ...
Perfect sub. Really the perfect refined tool watch. My opinion.
And yours is quite unique model Nico. Best wishes. Geross.
Definitely a killer piece...
But with the current market that may well mean the GDP of a middle sized industrialised country to acquire
It's amazing...
How it still retain the gloss on the dial for this period watch.. Such a breathtaking example The Red Depth is a real nice cherry on top of the icing! Sam
at first i prefer the big crown...
but along the way, i started to appreciate the subtlety & beauty of the small crown more than the big one
