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8 January 2010, 03:37 AM | #1 |
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11610LV taken out of production
I tryed on the 11610LV again today. What a beauty!!! Pure Rolex...
My AD said that it will no longer be available...And he meant soon... This AD is a top AD manager and highly regarded here in Holland, so you can bet on this.... Maybe some of you already know...but im just passing information. pete |
8 January 2010, 03:42 AM | #2 |
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We should know pretty soon as Bazel is getting close. I'm with you on the LV. What a great reference.
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8 January 2010, 03:44 AM | #3 |
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My fingers are crossed that they do get discontinued!! That would make production 2003-2010 (which is a long time). LOL!
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8 January 2010, 03:50 AM | #4 |
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the LV rocks! had mine for 4yrs now, it grows on me more & more
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You guys crack me up...
The LV isn't a different reference.... It's just a Sub 16610 with a green insert and the YM dial... The black one is an LN, and the green one is an LV... on the paperwork... They are marked, physically, exactly the same, and aside from those two "add on" differences (OK a hand too), the watches are identical..... .. I say, Of course it will cease production when the ceramic comes out.. That's a no brainer... ....... (I know that you green guys love it..but down the line, this one will be incredibly easy to fake..) The real question is whether they will come out with a green ceramic, like they did the blue...
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Doesn't the LV have the maxi dial, as opposed to the regular 16610?
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8 January 2010, 05:22 AM | #10 |
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So does that mean it is not exactly the same then? Different bezel, and maxi dial
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AND different writing on the dial - slightly more scattered font, but 'whiter' on the regular Sub, vs more ivory and sharper font on the LV? Padi, Larry - sorry, but I beg to differ.
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Well.. I suppose that you can disagree.. But, just like different dial options are offered on the Datejust, or the Explorer II, and even the TT Sub... the Maxi Dial is just an option available for the standard 16610 Sub.... It simply is not a separate reference... Aside from the dial option and green insert......it is an identical 16610 Sub reference number..
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Yes, it's the Maxi Dial.
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I was just in a Ben Bridge an hour ago, and they had an LV on display. It's tempting to buy it, but they won't budge on price.
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hope the top manager gets it right thus time.... Haven't we been hearing about the cease of LV production for the last 2 years?!?
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My AD clearly thought that the GMT was the one for me.. He knows me so well by now, that he sort of decided for me .... He said, "pete, lets put the LV back in the showcase...the GMT is the watch for you". Seeing that the LV was only slightly cheaper...his reasoning was based on customer satisfaction rather then selling the more expensive model.. pete |
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superb!!!!!!! "great minds & all that mate eh?!" look forward to the pic's friend......
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hey friend 'tis my (& all our) pleasure!!
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when you are spending that kind of money, a few hundred quid isnt going to make a difference. the main thing is whether you are going to like it or not i think its time to post a pix of a LV again (we loving seeing ix arent we......?!?) |
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They will be replaced with ceramic! Expensive to replace if broken. No longer a so called tool watch. Hold on to your vintage gents.
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Hope they discontinue it, cause I am never flipping my one!!
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I really hope they stop the production on the LV, not because of the probable value increase (who really knows anyway), but to stop most people comparing the Sub/Sub LV to a GMTIIC.
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I just got updated appraisals for my Rolex collection from an authorized dealer in my area and every Rolex I own has been discontinued and replaced...Sea-Dweller, old style GMT-II, old style TT blue face sub, old style ladies wg 18K/SS DJ, and my Kermit Sub.
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It's highly likely, though not certain, that the last LV ever produced has already been made and is in the supply system somewhere.
I think that the maxi dial looks SO right on the Sub, forget about the other differences. I've got mine so let them do their worst.
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x2 I agree. Mine's going nowhere fast, other than on my wrist
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