DrStrong
[Rolex Moderator]
6930
Time for a new baby !
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:
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Time for a new baby !
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
we must call you .... Strong... Dr. Strong ..... amazing piece ... where did it came from (if it is not secret) LOL Best
Thanks
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
Hi Jeff, That is a sweet looking submariner. James would be proud. The dial has a nice patina. Thanks for sharing. Bill
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...
