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Is anyone here familiar with the GSPR Submariner?
I came across an interesting double stamp Rolex as i surfed teh web last night. Apparently in 2007 there was a small number of Rolex 16610 Submariners commissioned by the Gendarmarie Nationale for its Groupe Securite Presidence Republique. Its a fairly intricate symbol comrisong a tri color delta, parachute, etc. I was wondering if anyone was familiar with this particlaur watch. It follows along teh same line as teh Sea Dweller Sommazzatori and the fabled Comex. Obviusly i have been educating myself in double stamp sport watches and have been very interested in Comexes but had never heard of thus until last night. Thanks for looking and for any information anyone has.
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Is anyone here familiar with the GSPR Submariner?
I came across an interesting double stamp Rolex as i surfed teh web last night. Apparently in 2007 there was a small number of Rolex 16610 Submariners commissioned by the Gendarmarie Nationale for its Groupe Securite Presidence Republique. Its a fairly in...
for what I know ...
crest on the dial printed by Rolex and back-engravings made by the Rolex AD who did the order . certainly rare but not so much story behind ( like the Italian PS " polipetto " by the way .. )
to tell the true story ....
the Polipetto was a completely " selfdelivered " watch as : 1) some Italian divers of the PS ( state police ) asked to the Italian Home Office the permission to use the official divers' crest on a watch : 2) they asked to a Rolex AD to produce watches ( r...
Go to olivine prestige website
This watch has been done in 30 pieces by the olivine shop owner to celebrate this particular French army group There is one less available
Yes, pure business product.
As soon as the Watch was delivered, there were several for sale... That is the big difference between a watchwith History, and a Watch with stories... ;) Best, Nicolas