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Natures perfect light box.
As the sun fades the true beauty of the 50th Anniversary submariner becomes clear.
Simple but captivating.
M.
Simple but captivating.
M.
when is a premium silly?
I see a a premium as something that is paid when it is also possible to buy at list price. So, with the 116500, the list price is around £9,000 and the secondary market is around £13,000. Paying £13,000 is, to my mind, paying a premium. I would not do that.
Now, with something where the original list price is no longer applicable, there is no premium.....just a prevailing market price. And would I be happy paying a market price for somethig I wanted? Yes.
I also wouldn't call the price silly.
If i was only ever going to pay what a watch was listed at when new, then that would rule out all watches other than brand new offerings.
Something special about that watch!
Traditional yet fun — a successful mix of elements from two eras.
I need a black dial Rolex..
Funny how I never had one. Always white is what it was. Needs to be corrected at some point.
This looks great on you, Miles. The watch pops against your skintone. I've seen the Kermit off and on and have always admired how different it is and yet still so Rolex.
When I get another Rolex, it will probably be a Milgauss GV.
Nothing beats your Patek salmon dial wristshots though. I think about salmon dials or heck salmon in general and that wristshot of yours is sure to pop in my head ;-)
Best, Echi
This looks great on you, Miles. The watch pops against your skintone. I've seen the Kermit off and on and have always admired how different it is and yet still so Rolex.
When I get another Rolex, it will probably be a Milgauss GV.
Nothing beats your Patek salmon dial wristshots though. I think about salmon dials or heck salmon in general and that wristshot of yours is sure to pop in my head ;-)
Best, Echi
God bless you.
Thank you my friend and I look forward to seeing your next Rolex very soon.
M.
M.