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Old 18 July 2009, 05:17 AM   #1
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advise for newbie

i have been on the site looking and figuring out what should be my first rolex.
i must admit i like the after market pvd versions. would the group be able to tell me alittle bit more about the differences between pro hunter and project x?

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Old 18 July 2009, 06:13 AM   #2
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They are two different companies who both offer a modified (customised) Rolex...

When they are done, you have a Rolex that has been painted (ok, PVD coated) and the dial modified....... It will no longer be serviced by any Rolex contracted or owned Service Center, and the cost is thousands more than an original..

Pro-Hunter is specifically targeted at the avid hunter (Sportsman)...

Project X is targeted at those who want a customised watch and are willing to pay high prices for one...
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