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Old 22 February 2016, 08:34 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by UNLVino View Post
why not? That's what the thing is made for - the lesson learned is to always check to ensure the crown is down.

Hope OP get's it up and running and looking good again - it will have some character when complete.
I'm sorry, do you need to tell the time under the water? lols

Almost all collectors and watchmakers would advise not to go diving with a vintage Rolex submariner - even with the seals replaced.

I'm sure the OP has plenty of cabbage so can replace the dial, movement, etc but like I said, expensive lesson.
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