DrStrong
[Rolex Moderator]
6930
Small Crown vs. Big Crown
100m vs. 200m...
Can you see the difference ?
;-)
(Photos: Patrice)
Vintage
Deep dive into the Rolex Submariner 6200, exploring its history, dial variations, and the debate over its status as the first Submariner. Essential for collectors.
43 replies39874 views
Vintage
Explore the definition of a 'tropical dial' in vintage watches with Baron - Mr Red's guide. Learn to identify naturally faded dials and avoid fakes.
38 replies37364 views
Reference Guide
Explore foversta's in-depth review of the Rolex Submariner 124060, focusing on its design evolution, versatility, and the enduring appeal of the 'no date' reference. Discover why this iconic diver remains a benchmark.
19 replies29956 views
Collection
Baron - Mr Red explores the Rolex GMT-Master collection, debating vintage vs. modern, and the pursuit of a complete GMT theme. See diverse GMTs.
63 replies28168 views
Vintage
Explore the Rolex Submariner Ref. 5508, a 'small crown' vintage model. Discover its glossy dial, Caliber 1530, and the debate around lume markings.
56 replies22923 views
Vintage
Explore Rolex's use of radium and tritium in vintage watches. Understand the health implications, the shift in materials, and the significance of dial markings.
13 replies20374 views
Small Crown vs. Big Crown
100m vs. 200m... Can you see the difference ? ;-) (Photos: Patrice)...
Eternal dilemma.
Elegance versus powerful look. Both are very different Subs, with their own personality. I thought hard about them, and I came to the conclusion that I have to get both. But I wouldn't let go my 5508 for a big crown, I just understood that I had to get bo...
The thing is...
sometimes its not clear which one is right until you have lived with them. Only after living with them, do you realise that one has an edge. Its a bit like living with a girlfriend before getting married.... if your girtlfriend has loads of intolerable ha...
We are on the same line, Baron.
Hopefully soon, " AND " will replace " OR ". Best, Nicolas.
very subtle indeed!
As a rookie in the vintage Rolex world I am quite confused between all the versions of the same watch, Subs, Sea Dwellers, GMTs...anyway both very ice! Matt
The smaller...
The big crown makes it look like a monster truck. My $.02, thank you! Enjoy.... ^_^
Big Crown anytime because..
..a Submariner should be differentiated from the rest of Rolex non-sports range which are already certified 100m depth but i guess during that period, a 100m depth is seen to be an achievement, correct me if i am wrong.. From the pics, clearly the 200m bi...
