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Old 5 January 2016, 05:12 AM   #1
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Thanks flair greatly appreciate the compliment.
I'll start searching for dials. Any place you recommend ?


P.S I saw your page on Instagram pretty impressive collection
I would recommend the Vintage Rolex Forum Classifieds.
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Old 5 January 2016, 05:21 AM   #2
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It all depends on how much u paid for this watch. R u willing to spend $2/3k or more for correct dial n hands? Not only money but also luck. I've been down that road n it's not a pleasant one. I would rather get rid of this and find a proper one. Not to mention in the mean time, u r wearing a watch that has improper dial. It would really bother me.


I blame it on the autoconnect.
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Old 5 January 2016, 06:36 AM   #3
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Not bothered by it at all. I rather restore this piece with due time I'm in no rush ... I use another sub as my everyday watch regardless
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Old 5 January 2016, 07:44 AM   #4
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The case is real / authentic. During the transition period, the case with serial number in the range of mid 6 million through possibly 7 million range did not have "Registered Design" marking. This includes Sub 5513 as well since I have both the SD 1665 and 5513 that do not have "Registered Design", and they're authentic watches. If anyone has doubts, there are several Subs, SDs on the net with serial in the mid 6-7 million range that do not have "Registered Design" marking on the case.

Here's one such SeaDweller with 6.7 million serial number that was sold by Ed Delgado (DoubleRedSeaDweller.com) complete with boxes and papers.






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It is a known issue that all of the SubC and GMTIIC's movement have reliability issues. Something to do with a spring that was introduced. I expect this to further increase the value of older Submariners and GMTIIs.
Heck why can't I start my own internet rumor and raise the prices of MY WATCHES!!!!
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Old 5 January 2016, 08:17 AM   #5
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Thank you for the pictures to reference U5512. I simply choose not to
Return the watch it's my decision nothing else.
I'm going to restore the watch little by little I'm in no rush

My watch is a 6.6 mil so it does match the above scenario pointed out
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Old 5 January 2016, 10:18 AM   #6
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Glad you're happy with it
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