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LN pearl is much better, LV pearl swap might be in order. The flat four and proper two are nice elements.
RAF LN next to a gen insert
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LN pearl is much better, LV pearl swap might be in order. The flat four and proper two are nice elements.
I have a gen pearl that I can swap over to the LV bezel, as long as the hole is not drilled to lowLN pearl is much better, LV pearl swap might be in order. The flat four and proper two are nice elements.
RAF LN next to a gen insert
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This picture gave me the ick. At least you know the watch is running at -7 s/d at a very irregular angle....
I never trust timegrapher numbers from the QC. It will likely change after a few weeks of transit bouncing around the warehouse & airplane. In the end, I can loan it to you and regulate it for me LOLThis picture gave me the ick. At least you know the watch is running at -7 s/d at a very irregular angle....
.... or they could just.... lay the watch flat with the crown resting on the microphone... as the instructions say.....
Anyway...
I never trust timegrapher numbers from the QC. It will likely change after a few weeks of transit bouncing around the warehouse & airplane. In the end, I can loan it to you and regulate it for me LOL
Gotta catch 'em all!
Ok, so I got a movement pic from JTime for my LV, and have to conclude this is not a VR
Unacceptable! Missing the quintessential 16710 Coke, which last existed as a 5 dinger
As far as I know, there's also a correct ARF copy of a Mark VI (darker bezel, no engraving on rehaut, three short minute markers at the bottom.Here is a simple over look of the Kermit variations.
So the ARF is a copy of a mark 1 watch
The Anniversary Sub: Decoded
Baselworld 2003, Rolex decide to take the unprecedented step of launching their very first Anniversary model to celebrate 50 years of the Submariner. The reference 16610LV proudly sported a bright green bezel and special Maxi-Dial with larger lume plots, however in typical Rolex fashion, the...www.watchclub.com
I believe it's still them good people at the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation.So is the debate on who has the best sub settled now?