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Let's see some Gold vintage Rolex.
I said it many times, I am not a big fan of colored gold watches. But there are some exceptions.
And this breathtaking 6542, to be credited to Vintage Watch Milano.
Bill gave me the opportunity ( I don't thank you, Vlad Bill ) to appreciate some gold vintage Rolex such as his 1675 " Concorde ".
Pictures I took... And sadly lost.
But here are two watches I wanted to share with you: This 1675 from 1964 ( Credit picture: Only Watches ), which is sublime without its crown guard, these hands dial and insert.
And this breathtaking 6542, to be credited to Vintage Watch Milano.
Still, I am not a big fan of the Jubilé Bracelet, but the watch is so charming...
Let's see what you have. Poison me!
Best,
Nicolas
Here are a couple Rolex 18k 1675 to share but the pictures are not as good as yours.
These vintage models are a lot thinners and understated vs the modern counterparts.
Enjoy
The Concorde and the No Crownguards, wow... Awesome. Bring them with you for a photo session, once again, please. [nt]
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What a golden collection dear Bill!! Superb pieces all but ... the Concord and the no crownguards are sublime! Cheers! Abel. [nt]
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Very inspirational!
What a collection of GMT-Masters! Thank you for sharing, I have a real appreciation of YG now.
Certainly not as distinguished but I looove wearing it... waiting for new straps and looking for a good president bracelet :)
Great Vintage !
Nico, your Pictures are sharp as watches. Would like you to enlighten me on the watch below. Neither vintage nor very new ( ignore picture quality)
Cheers ! Gautam
Much later version. Do you have an idea of the case number between the lugs at 6 o clock? [nt]
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The older they are, and the most beautifiul they are ... The yellow gold is not my cup of tea , but here , i just say : superb !! [nt]
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let me quote you, I'm not a big fan of yellow gold watches but this one is absolutelly beautiful!
cheers
Flavio
I´m not a gold watch fan either and specially my Country being dangerous to wear a plain steel case Rolex you can imagine...
... a gold version is absolutely a no no.
In any case, threre are some gold watches I can´t resist. The two non guards GMT are a good example. Specially the second example with that reddish dial! Superb!!
I got a few goldies which I have shown before but will show again with much pleasure:
Bubbleback ref 3131 from c. 1946:
Datejust ref 1603 from 1959:
The hand set and indexes are so lovely!! Don´t you think so?
Day Date 1803 from 1969:
GMT 1675 from 1970:
T-Bird ref 6609 from 1956: Also with a lovely set of hands and indexes which add to its charm.
Hope you like these goldies!!
Abrazos! Abel.
In any case, threre are some gold watches I can´t resist. The two non guards GMT are a good example. Specially the second example with that reddish dial! Superb!!
I got a few goldies which I have shown before but will show again with much pleasure:
Bubbleback ref 3131 from c. 1946:
Datejust ref 1603 from 1959:
The hand set and indexes are so lovely!! Don´t you think so?
Day Date 1803 from 1969:
GMT 1675 from 1970:
T-Bird ref 6609 from 1956: Also with a lovely set of hands and indexes which add to its charm.
Hope you like these goldies!!
Abrazos! Abel.
Wow, Abel. A superb selection, amigo. I naturally have a soft spot for the GMT MASTER. But the others are really " preciosos ". [nt]
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Gracias mi amigo!! Yes, I was sure that the gold GMT would be your favorite. Not as gorgeous as those shown by Bill, but anyway stunning when you view it on the wrist. Abrazos! Abel [nt]
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I must say this is an avalanche of Gold Rolex Joy. This must be what they call a gold rush. Enjoy [nt]
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Ha ha ha!! Thank you so much dear Bill!! Agree: a gold rush!! Lol! Thank you so much for your kind comments!! All the best, Abel. [nt]
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