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I think I would choose a 6202
with a hobnail cream bezel, as shown in the cover photo of my post on the Turn-o-graph: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel
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I think I would choose a 6202
with a hobnail cream bezel, as shown in the cover photo of my post on the Turn-o-graph: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel
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Rolex 6202 - In all its splendor. And the 6536 his best friend. But the white submariner?
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Thanks a lot dear Captain! I was surprised today when I view this old post from 2012 resurfaced.
The TOG/T-Bird is a very interesting model. About ten years ago Rolex tried to refloat the model again within the Date Just model offering it with black or white dial and Oyster or Jubilee bracelets. The nice detail was a red seconds hand and a roulette d
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Hello Tom! Great post. I love the Turn-O-Graph, both the original one (6202) which was a separate model as well as the later references which were a variant within the Datejust line ...
... as you well describe. Regretably these later models within the Datejust family are almost ignored by collectors, and I feel this is a shame as I find them truly beautiful and interesting. Specially the earlier references 6609 and 1625 with charming in
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Rolex: the 50th anniversay Sea Dweller
Since its launch at Baselworld, the Sea Dweller 50 th anniversary has courted controversy. Perhaps not helped by leaks prior to the official release, the introduction of the Cyclops is probably the most divisive development of the Sea Dweller yet. First i
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