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Rolex Sea-Dweller 16660.
Another shot of this marvelous transitional reference.
There is not much better than this one, in terms of Sea Dwellers.. The James Cameron, I like it a lot, and it is one of my targets, but not above this one.
Maybe a Double Red MK II???
Best,
Nicolas
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Rolex Sea-Dweller 16660.
Another shot of this marvelous transitional reference. There is not much better than this one, in terms of Sea Dwellers.. The James Cameron, I like it a lot, and it is one of my targets, but not above this one. Maybe a Double Red MK II??? Best, Nicolas ...
Incredible reference
particularly with matte dial. It was interesting that this and the 1665 featured together in the early 1980s Oyster booklet that came with the watches.
The best Rolex diver…
The thing about the James Cameron …my cutoff is 45mm x 18mm …once you go bigger than that as far as I’m concerned it’s a “device” not a wristwatch. They start to look absurd for every day wear. The 1200m is perfect.
Yes…
I was thinking of the latest one. 50 mm way too big…it’s not IMO a record breaker if you have to strap a giant hunk of metal to your wrist but the Cameron does fall within my “spec” 😅🤣
