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11 May 2010, 09:36 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: May 2010
Real Name: Peter
Location: Alberta, Canada
Watch: SS Sub 16610 Date
Posts: 12
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Another newbie query...
Hi all - I'm a not so young recent newbie, recently afflicted by the dreaded Rolexitis. I bought my first new watch of any note in 30 years recently and it is a brand new SS Sub 16610 and I'm so proud of it...anyway I'm kinda hopn to make watch #2 something special like a red sub or GMT II SS 3186 oddity. I would appreciate some assistance on my red sub quest - what aspects of a red sub are still 'acceptable' as far as changes that may have been made to it over the years thru servicing by previous owners e.g. I presume if a crystal has been replaced that's ok but what if the bezel or crown have been changed, or the hands replaced? Are these things 'acceptable' as long as the dial is still original? How much impact, if any, is there on price & desirability if some or all of these things have been changed during servicing? Thanks
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11 May 2010, 05:41 PM | #2 |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Here and there
Posts: 12,485
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Welcome! I can't comment on the red Sub as there are so many fakes out there it's hard to see which ones are real. I suggest you speak to Steve Mulholland... look for in the For Sale section. I know he has a red Sub for sale.. Steve M is as legi as they come.
Personally I'd go for a GMT II... nice discoutinued watch that is already a super classic, and it is affordable
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