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Rolex 5517 Mil Sub.
Some weeks ago, a friend came to see me with this Rolex 5517 Mil Sub. I saw several on photos, none in person, so that was a first for me.
I must confess I absolutely love this watch with its Omega Seamaster 300 hands which give it such a special and stronger look and its magic circled T.
A piece of History and Dream.
And here with my beloved 5513 M.N:
Best,
Nicolas
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Rolex 5517 Mil Sub.
Some weeks ago, a friend came to see me with this Rolex 5517 Mil Sub. I saw several on photos, none in person, so that was a first for me. I must confess I absolutely love this watch with its Omega Seamaster 300 hands which give it such a special and stro...
À dream… which will maybe remain a dream…
Can’t afford it… unfortunately But still a pleasure to see one on photos… Best Ø
I'm too ignorant to fully get the historical importance of this piece,
but as much as I appreciate Omega hands, the "T" is aesthetically really unappealing for me. Best, Emmanuel