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Well, Edmond, I wouldn't say that the 200 m is more common than the 100 m...
Especially in this case, where the 200 m is the Tudor 7924, which had a production of approxiamtively .... 200 pieces.
BUT the 100 m no crownguard Sud 5508 is certainly closer to the 6542 than the Big Crown 7924.
Thanks for your nice words, my friend.
Best,
Nicolas.
Two sisters: Rolex 6542 versus 5508.
Some months ago, I posted a picture of two holy monsters, the 6542 and the Tudor 7924, side by side, two champions in their respective category, both from exactly the same year ( 1958 ) : But if we want to have a closer approach in terms of aesthetics, th...
They are bloody AWESOME!
The more I delve into the vintage arena, the more I can appreciate these incredible beauties of yours Nicolas. These pics. also seem to bring out the mood and character of these pieces. Bravo my friend! Cheers fernando
Taking good pics is also a matter of luck.
I spent two hours this morninig, trying to take pics of a certzin JLC Mark XI, its movement, and I sent all the pics in the bin.... As for these two Rolex pics, luck was on my side. Love, too. Like hunting them... Best, my friend. Nicolas.
You did good on these two.:)
Aren't we fortunate with digital cameras these days, comparing with film before? Your 6542 is almost a perfect specimen and the 5508 is the best I've seen( not that I've seen many). I am still trying to learn the lingo for all the terms to describe the ma...
You should think about a trip, here... There are some real nice stuff.
Don't worry too much, with time passing, you will develop a good intuition on what is a fake or not... But it takes time, yes. Best, my friend. Nicolas.
One of these days for sure. :)
You're welcome here too....so we can spot the fakes together. Best Fernando
100m vs 200m
Nicolas, They are stunning your collection of Rolexes. They seem in perfect condition, that or you have a very good camera Its nice to see finally a 100m sub rather than the more common 200m (I have been looking to 100 pictures of Ref 5512 and 5513). Have...
Well, Edmond, I wouldn't say that the 200 m is more common than the 100 m...
Especially in this case, where the 200 m is the Tudor 7924, which had a production of approxiamtively .... 200 pieces. BUT the 100 m no crownguard Sud 5508 is certainly closer to the 6542 than the Big Crown 7924. Thanks for your nice words, my friend. Bes...
They are not charming...
.... at least not only.. They are magnifique....;-) ..and great photos Best Hans
I had a lot pleasure to take this series of pics, and even more ...
To share them. I'm preparing somethiing for Xmas, by the way. Thank you so much ,Hans. Nicolas.
Simply gorgeous Nico!
I love the patina and character of this two watches. Merry Christmas! René
Gracias Hermano!
Que disfrutes unas felíces fiestas con tu familia y tus bellos relojes. Por cierto, cuál de todas las bellezas que tienes piensas usar? Yo creo que vestiré mi Panerai 111 Felicidades! René
What a dream pair Nico
I come here to drool on vintage , and drool I did with these two specimens. Thanks for the fantastic photos. I have saved them on my hard drive for future reference. Cheers,dreamer
Thanks for the kind words, Dreamer.
There are many guys, here, who haunt us with pics on their marvellous Vintage. Yes, this is an haunting place! Best, Nicolas.
Both are wonderful .....
.......... and at the same time different type of watches. Anyway it's really a great catch !!
I just have to find a correct insert for the 5508.
Then, I will be happy with it. And maybe 2 lollipops, one for the 6542, the other for the 5508. Best, and thanks for your nice words, Peppo. Nicolas.
About the lollypop
it depends on the serial of the case, I don't think 6542 GMT's from 1958 used to carry lollypop, only white second hands. And the same I think for the 5508, this model never carried lollypop too, even for the early years. Just my opinion. ;-)
Sorry, that is what I meant.
The white second hand. Thanks for the correction, my friend. Nicolas.