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Some Rolex Red Submariner 1680 photos.
One of my horological companions for this month. 
It's been more than one year it didn't sit on my wrist!
Best,
Nicolas
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Some Rolex Red Submariner 1680 photos.
One of my horological companions for this month. It's been more than one year it didn't sit on my wrist! Best, Nicolas ...
A true classic. An icon.
Often replicated. Never duplicated. You have to let it out more.
Looks small on your wrist, and you yourself have confessed to not wearing it often.
so hand it over, please. 😆
