Excellent Red Sub post

[cris]

I was just wondering... the red sub 1680 comes in 0 / a / b versions. Usually those letters and numbers indicates a sub-reference of the model, but what are the features of these variants? Is it known?

[Rumar89]

Great reference, thanks!

[RolexFan2003]

Gorgeous piece!

[Nickyisrael]

Great read. Simple to follow and concise.

[Droggo]

I'd love to have been able to post a picture of my Red Sub serial number 3.8 million but back in the day some prat swooped out the Red dial for a white one. :-(

[slonken]

Thanks for a fantastic post!

[ketonjo]

Thanks for the post!

[FLAMAN]

Red 1973

[Computantis]

Awesome reference. I appreciate users who do their due diligence and curates a digestible guide for others.

[tommyzzj]

thanks for sharing... bought my MK IV not long ago, very happy

[Gaz1A]

Thanks for this, great read.

[edward146]

Interesting thanks


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[boywithakoi]

Thanks for sharing this!

[jkkwaz]

This is fantastic! The red subs have always been my favorite!

[Garywebster]

Love it

[iwebb]

Great post, will serve as a great buying guide for me!

[Rokky]

Great! Very nice post.

[Donkos]

thanks for sharing

[TeeTheWatchGuy]

thanks for sharing that link! super useful

[Perku-t]

thank you for this sharing

[greatgoo]

I have a pumpkin sub that has kinda a marbling patina on the markers. Why is that bad????

"When evaluating patina, the main thing to look for is that markers have nice EVENLY coloured patina and that they do not have dark spots or streaks (marbling). Although the darker patinas (5+) can give a watch a really interesting look, the they tend to be more likely to have markers with discolouration problems."

[couzs]

Excellent post

[McDiver]

Fantastic, thanks for posting

[aarontkc]

Great!

[Yussy]

Sick!

[Yussy]

Insane knowledge - thanks for sharing!

[Qiwijack]

Thanks Nikos

[hologramblues]

As a Mark 1 owner, i m very pleased to read this thanks.

[francksav]

Thanks for this

[rudeangel]

great post!