6538

It appears to have s brother withe dame dial print. Rolex 6542 and 6538. Same configuration.

A Milestone, for me. Best, Nicolas

Regrettably I feel they won’t. And if they do please with thinner lugs… and make it available through their boutiques or ADs!! Today Tudor offers its BB 54 which if given the options of a Mercedes hour hand and a big crown … (and Rose emblem and less insc

The 7924, which, for me, is even more desirable than the 6538.

Take a Rolex Submariner 114060, remove the crown guards, change the bezel for a vintage looking one and the dial. And you have the Project X. Very nice looking, with a lot of Cool Factor, that's for sure. Now my doubts: - The fact that Rolex may not accep

The 5508: The 5510. Characters with a lot of soul. Best, Nicolas

Gllt, with a silver Depth, on a sublime intact glossy dial. A marvel from 1959. Less macho than a big crown, but very elegant and sensual. I must have something for these old Subs! Best Nicolas

Two big crowns, both sharing the same case and bezel, but two different movements. Credit Only Vintage and Jatucka: Crazy and uber rare ARA: Awesome Red Depth: Two kings. Best, Nicolas

Historical Context & Development The Rolex Submariner reference 5510, introduced in 1958, represents one of the most fascinating transitional chapters in the Submariner lineage. It followed the legendary 6538 "James Bond" Big Crown and set the stage for t

Hi folks, Here is another one from my vintage diver collection. To have a comprehensive theme I wanted to have a "small crown" and a "big crown" Submariner alongside other early divers like the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, the Breitling super Ocean, the Longi