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Thanks jeff ...

 

Especially for the 1030 pic=> I'm big fan ; a wonderfull and very interesting transitional  caliber with the butterfly and the 1'st bi directionnal achievement of automatic winding for rolex.

Note the presence of the 'raquette' towards nowadays microstella screws.....

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Time for a new baby !

 
By: DrStrong : March 11th, 2008-01:14
On my wrist since yesterday evening... Submariner James Bond ref.6536/1 from 1957, with an early 60's Rolex matte replacement dial: Superdome plexi: The Rolex cal.1030: The inside caseback:...  

Think that from now on

 
By: Ares501 - Mr Green : March 11th, 2008-03:18
we must call you .... Strong... Dr. Strong ..... amazing piece ... where did it came from (if it is not secret) LOL Best

Thanks

 
By: DrStrong : March 11th, 2008-05:57
the watch belonged to a friend. It comes from the Toulon French navy basis, where it has been used by the the Brigade Fluviale de la Gendarmerie Nationale . Not so bad ;-)

Nice one

 
By: Bill : March 11th, 2008-07:28
Hi Jeff, That is a sweet looking submariner. James would be proud. The dial has a nice patina. Thanks for sharing. Bill

Thanks jeff ...

 
By: Eurisko : March 11th, 2008-10:17
Especially for the 1030 pic=> I'm big fan ; a wonderfull and very interesting transitional caliber with the butterfly and the 1'st bi directionnal achievement of automatic winding for rolex. Note the presence of the 'raquette' towards nowadays microstella...