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23 October 2011, 05:23 AM | #1 |
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Red Sub IV
Ok Guys, so while I've always liked red Subs, I've never "needed" one. Thanks to you all and your wonderful pics I'm in the market and eager! I really have been leaning toward a non-Rolex as my next purchase (won't mention a wonderful brand that rhymes with "you know") but have pretty much narrowed in on a Red Sub. I have been reading and comparing examples etc. A seller out of Texas is selling this example(Maybe one of you guys?). My family has a home there and I am curious if this example is proper? It appears to be a Mark IV dial---any info and or advise would help. Does everything look "Genuine"
Thanks in advance guys. Thanks most importantly for being awesome forum members!
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23 October 2011, 09:29 AM | #2 |
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yes it's a first series "feet first" ( I call it "mk1" to avoid confusion with the dials "meters first" ).
range : from 2.4 up to around 3.2-3.3 ( overlap with "meters first" dials from 2.4 up to around 2.5 ) ( overlap with the "mk2 feet first" above 3.0 ). |
23 October 2011, 09:35 AM | #3 |
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Well the dial definitely looks like a MK IV (Mk4), so the serial should be in the 2.4mil to 3.3mil mil range IMHO. Lookes pretty original to me, but we need more pictures.
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