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5 February 2015, 04:10 PM
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Comments on Rolex Submariner 6536/1
Hello experts of Rolex-es! I have gotten this Rolex submariner 6536/1, serial number in the range 398XXX. I took it to Rolex to authenticate, they said that it is original. I googled this model online, I found out that there is several variations of the watch. Do the hands match the dial of my watch? I am not very sure about it. Some hands are gold, while mine are stainless steel?
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6 February 2015, 02:37 AM
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Steel hands were used up until the 70's
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6 February 2015, 02:21 PM
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that means my hands are correct? thanks for the reply! gold hands are issued after 1970s?
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6 February 2015, 11:10 PM
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Originally this watch would have gilt (gold plated) hands, at least hour and minute hands anyway. It's possible that a watchmaker has cleaned up the original hands and rubbed off the gold plating.
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