Mary Anny
4393
White not!?
White-dial 6202 clearly exist and, by the looks of it, even some 6204, but this is completely different... First time I see those indices in any Rolex!
Interesting, nonetheless.
Rolex Submariner 6536 White!?
Credit The Beautiful Watch. I must confess that I don't have enough knowledge to say if it is all good or it isn't. I have some serious doubts on the 6542 " White ", and here, I just don't know. Anyone has an idea? Best, Nicolas ...
From what I could find this is apparently a Rolex 6200 aka "King Sub" one of the earliest Submariners from around 70 years ago and only 300 produced.
Having discovered all of that I have to say personally I don't like the dial despite it's colour and it just doesn't look right to me. Marc
Hard to tell from the first picture in the post.
But the information I posted I got from a Google lens search, make of that what you will. Possibly best to leave it for the Vintage Rolex experts to give an opinion. Either way as I said I don't really find it at all appealing. Marc
White not!?
White-dial 6202 clearly exist and, by the looks of it, even some 6204, but this is completely different... First time I see those indices in any Rolex! Interesting, nonetheless.
It is shocking
So used to black , this dial is like cold shower, have to reevaluate your beliefs )
Hello Nicolas! I´m no expert in Submariner (though you know my love for the model in all its references) but I had never seen or read before about a white dial Sub.
As you well say even the 6542 Albino dial has been subjected to a long time controversy. But photographs of it had been appearing in several magazines and web sites for years. Now... this is the first time I view a white dial Sub. But... Submariner was in...