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Rolex 6350 Explorer Serpico Y Laino.
Credit picture, I ma not sure: Roberto?
But one thing I am sure of is that this reference drives me crazy, especially when it comes in such a beautiful condition and, cherry on the cake, and a big one, the name of Serpico Y Laino.
You will also notice the big hour hand.
Not a big fan of double signatures on the dial, but I don't know why this one has some impact on me.
Best,
Nicolas
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Rolex 6350 Explorer Serpico Y Laino.
Credit picture, I ma not sure: Roberto? But one thing I am sure of is that this reference drives me crazy, especially when it comes in such a beautiful condition and, cherry on the cake, and a big one, the name of Serpico Y Laino. You will also notice the...
What a watch and what a dial!
I’m not keen on superfluous text on a dial but on this watch it doesn’t detract at all from it’s appeal. Regards Kev.
Maybe the most beautiful 36mm Rolex...
...to me! I love the Explorer I in all its flavors but this one is so special! Fantastic!