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I'm so happy for you, Baron!
First of all becasue each time a dream comes true, it is a magic moment.
Then because YOUR red 6610 is a killing beauty.
The dark gilt writings are to die for, as well as this red cherry on your brown cake.
You were correct, this watch is a marvel.
As for the difficulty to take pics of this 6610, I know the problem:
If you want to get a faith idea of the beauty of the dial, you'll have to deal with the reflections.
There are some compromises, but hey, it took me a very long time to find the solution.
Here is what I consider to be its sister, the famous " friendship Explo ".
Best, my dear friend.
Nicolas
My "new" Explorer
I have to say that I have wanted one of these for a very long time, but after never finding a single one I decided to seek the help of a professional! I have a friend who is one of the better Rolex dealers in London. I asked him a few weeks ago if he coul...
I'm so happy for you, Baron!
First of all becasue each time a dream comes true, it is a magic moment. Then because YOUR red 6610 is a killing beauty. The dark gilt writings are to die for, as well as this red cherry on your brown cake. You were correct, this watch is a marvel. As for...
Congratulations.....
If you want something very much, the the universe will conspire....... Great find an great story..... Enjoy it.... Cheers
Panther ....
Many thanks. I am a very strong believer in that theory. In fact, I have made a career of it.
Congrats.....
That's a fantastic example of a true classic. A BIG congrats. Cheers, Pete
If your collection is complete ...
do you have the Explorer Tenzing wore to the top of Everest?!?!! Just Kidding, that would be asking to much! Seriously though, either put a polarizing filter on the lense, or slightly tilt the watch until the reflection is no longer there. BTW, the camera...
That's a great story...
Congratulations to you on finding what you wanted. Enjoy it well. Regards, Richard.