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Old 22 June 2011, 03:39 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by glocati View Post
Yes, that has come up a few times. It is not uncommon, but it seems no-one truly knows why Rolex would not use an open 6 on the "26" Some surmise it is due to spacing and or esthetics. Both my ~1965 - 1675 and ~1966 - 1603 are like this.
How quirky of Rolex to do this, that it was ok for them to do an open 29 but not the same for 26.
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