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Depends who you're buying from...
If this is from an AD, still have them open the back and check it out, then have them do the pressure test for a Rolex diver's watch (it's the same contraption for any diver's watch, btw, Omega, Doxa, etc.). If it's by private party, go to a Rolex AD, etc. If it's over the internet, don't send them a check or wire them money, go with credit card, but that's taking a big chance unless you're familiar with the seller and have done business with them before. Caveat emptor!
Looks nice, just hope it's not a Chinese ETA-brass "movement" inside.
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Red Sub 1680 expert advices please...
Hi everybody, I'm going to acquire a RED SUB 1680 and I need your advices. Could you please tell me what you think about this one: The seller told me: - It's an original 1680 Red Rolex Submariner on fliplock band - Everything (dial, hands, case, caseback,...
Did you actually hold the watch?
Looks like a replacement service dial and hands. Notice the thickness of the font of the date compared to your previous post of a 1680.
Depends who you're buying from...
If this is from an AD, still have them open the back and check it out, then have them do the pressure test for a Rolex diver's watch (it's the same contraption for any diver's watch, btw, Omega, Doxa, etc.). If it's by private party, go to a Rolex AD, etc...
Thanks for the feedbacks...
Thanks for your feedbacks! I did not hold the watch, but the seller seems to have strong reputation (according to others Rolex users). But I agree that the pictures have a too low quality to buy such a watch serenely. I think I'm going to get another one....