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Old 24 August 2011, 10:30 AM   #27
oldbronco
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I have a Snowflake and no other subs. the Snowflake is unique. also, I'm hard pressed to believe that the Rolex movement of the Snowflake vintage is superior. except for a 1675 Pepsi, I sold all of my vintage sport Rolex after I found the Snowflake. call me crazy,if you want, but the Snowflake just has so much panache compared to any other sub, IMHO.
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