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It’s a keeper!
Thanks! The dial is actually black. Looks a bit grey with sunlight on it!
I am not a fan of colored gold watches, but I must say that these vintage Rolex are very appealing.
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Love love love these.
I was banging this drum years ago.
I’m not sure if people realise just how much rarer these transitional 16808’s are than the 1680/8. Especially ones with nipples sir.
Love nipples especially on a gold sub.
Enjoy your piece of Rolex history and mine says hi.
M.
I’m not sure if people realise just how much rarer these transitional 16808’s are than the 1680/8. Especially ones with nipples sir.
Love nipples especially on a gold sub.
Enjoy your piece of Rolex history and mine says hi.
M.
Looks amazing in blue!
I agree that the transitional are something special; all the uniqueness of a vintage with the modern convenience of quickset date!
Thank you.
Yes I agree they are a great when vintage meets modern watch as is the 16800 to be fair.
This one of mine was in stock at the AD’s for over 10 years back in the day. My how times have changed with Rolex stock.
Mind you I remember seeing a 6239 PN dial in the window of my local AD’s. Sat there for a couple of years from memory nobody wanted them.
If only we had a time machine.
M.
This one of mine was in stock at the AD’s for over 10 years back in the day. My how times have changed with Rolex stock.
Mind you I remember seeing a 6239 PN dial in the window of my local AD’s. Sat there for a couple of years from memory nobody wanted them.
If only we had a time machine.
M.
Totally digging the GMT in 18k!
I used to have this watch. Vintage Rolexes look terrific with the gold jubilee bracelet. Bought mine from Andrew Shear years ago and sold it off; regretting that sale now!
Not fan of gold watch but this one is great. There is something modern with it.
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