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3 August 2010, 01:00 PM | #1 |
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Submariner anchor question
When did Rolex stop putting the little anchor in the box with the Submariner and/or SeaDweller when you bought one?
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3 August 2010, 01:01 PM | #2 |
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I bought a SD in 2009 no anchor I was bummed.
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3 August 2010, 01:46 PM | #3 |
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I dont know when or why they stopped but I was bummed last year as well, I ended up buying one just so I could put it in the box. It's too bad, that was just a little nice treat and it couldn't have cost that much.
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I want to say before 2000 but not 100%....Maybe someone else will know!
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both my SD and LV didn't come with it.
I guess what's more important is the toolkit. Still, trinket or not, would be nice to have. Specially one of Leo's gold ones!
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I think probably just around the turn of the Millennium. The last time I actually got an anchor with my brand new SUB was way back in 1997...........and I've still got the anchor!!
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So maybe I was actually right this time JJ,back in post 4!?!?!?!
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Few.....Well that's good to know!!!
I have not had much luck as of late.......
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I got an anchor with my Sub when bought new in June 2006 (from an AD in London). It's still in the plastic packet as I can't think of what to do with it.
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I got an anchor with my 2002 TT Sub, my son's 2005 LV didn't have one included though : (
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You could sell it to me!
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Then the Gestapo will come get you....
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I bought one just to have it. Was bummed my DSSD didn't come with one. I almost had my AD make a one off with the 3900m on it just for me to have. Would have been cool.
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I vaguely remember reading somewhere that rolex stopped supplying the anchor from 2005 onwards. I could be wrong, I am writing this from memory, but I'm sure 2005 was the year qouted.
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I'm not talking about these.
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Looking for an anchor for mine is like looking for Knomes.
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Mine came with an anchor... October 2001.
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Thats a flagrant foul Idle..........
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The anchors disappeared around the same time as the holograms and like the holograms in reality a useless bit of old tat.
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Hi Sose, it was nice talking to you on the phone today.
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