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Explore pfang56's unexpected acquisition of the rare Rolex GMT-Master II 126719 Meteorite dial and other luxury watches. Insights on allocations and rarity.
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Collection
Explore the Rolex GMT-Master II Ref. 126719BLRO white gold with blue dial. Collectors discuss its appeal, availability, and comparison to steel models.
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Reference Guide
Discover the Rolex Submariner 14060M 'Long F' dial, a future classic. Baron - Mr Red details this rare variation and its significance for collectors.
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Vintage
Explore the definitive guide to Vintage Rolex watches. Learn to identify true vintage pieces by Plexi-glass, 4-digit references, and Tritium dials.
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Reference Guide
Uncover future classic Rolex watches from 1990-2018. Learn about the 'Swiss' only dial effect on GMT 16700, 16710, Submariner 14060, Explorer II 16570.
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Discover the Rolex GMT-Master II 16710 'Stick Dial' as a future classic. Learn about its rare dial variation, 3185/3186 calibers, and collector appeal.
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Heavy enough already...
...and steel is much more durable/lighter than gold. Now it would be cool to see a platinum version if they did something special with the meteorite dial to differentiate it.
That’s a very seductive photo of the gmt
I’ve been thinking about this one …. Best Gatsby
Fantastic dial!
I spent half an hour staring at the night sky yesterday. Spotted 5 satellites but not one meteor! Either this thing is oversold or I was just looking at the wrong direction 🙈
