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MilgaussMan · 7 March 2010, 01:35 PM

Keep in mind . . . she is being used on a regular basis.

Originally, I thought the Macro would bother me but now I love every scratch and nick! Thats what service is for anyway.

Prince Tudor · 9 March 2010, 08:54 AM

My L serial 16613

My champagne dial Tudor 20013

robsteve · 9 March 2010, 10:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clogger

Rolex SD clasp,
picture taken in Saturation, the crocs are compressed due to the pressure.

I think you are only the second person I have seen on this site with a SD and that had been in a decompression chamber with it.

The other was a guy from Nova Scotia that had a 1970's vintage one, owned since new and had worked in Ottawa at a research centre that did some sort of research on diving. He got the typical warm reception anytime somebody new comes on the site asking about their vintage SD.

Robert

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