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Stainless Steel Day-date Ref.6611
I google and I found in the 1959 Rolex produced a handful of Stainless Steel Day-date. Actually only six were produced. And it said they are more precious than gold Day-date obviously because of its rarity. I just wonder whether Rolex would produce Stainless Steel Day-date again. It would a big deal if Rolex would do that.
I am still learning in collecting watches , so if this topic has been discussed before, please excuse me for that.
Best regards,
Baxter
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Stainless Steel Day-date Ref.6611
I google and I found in the 1959 Rolex produced a handful of Stainless Steel Day-date. Actually only six were produced. And it said they are more precious than gold Day-date obviously because of its rarity. I just wonder whether Rolex would produce Stainl...
