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27 February 2008, 06:27 PM | #1 |
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The blue PARACHROME model?
As my tiny knowledge about Rolex, I know that one model that being used this new spring is GMT II Ceramic.... My question is,
1) Is that any another model also being used this new spring....(YM II ?, Milligus? 2) Or How about other models that just made really recently eg. Sub--LV--?? Oh! If now I really interested in LV, Do they still making it recently? Any news that they are going to discont? For the leatest year make, Is it engrave with RL inside at the edge of dial? Thanks you guys in advance!! |
27 February 2008, 06:33 PM | #2 |
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The following Rolex movements have the Parachrom Bleu hairspring:
1) Daytona Cal. 4130 GMT IIc Cal. 3186 YM II Cal. 4160 Milgauss Cal. 3131 and (possibly), still not verified, yet: the Cal. 3185 beating inside the latest Explorer II's. 2) The LV has not been discontinued, yet. We will know more after the Basel Fair. As for the CRB (Chapter Ring Branding), the LV has it now, too (depending on the serial number).
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27 February 2008, 06:46 PM | #3 |
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Exii??
Thanks Space dweller!!
So for LV, we have to wait and see after Basel 08 then we will know for sure right? As you mention that "Cal. 3185 beating inside the latest Explorer II's I have not seen the new EX II yet( I mean in term of design, Do they already have launched of new design??) Or they just the same design as before but they might put a new movment? Thanks thanks and sorry to bother you again. Teddy |
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The Cal. 3185 movt. was also used in the (old-style) GMT II's until they were discontinued in 2007.
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I thought the only diff between 3185 and 3186 was the spring. |
28 February 2008, 04:10 AM | #6 |
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thganks again Space Dweller,
I see, you are much appreciated! |
28 February 2008, 04:17 AM | #7 |
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No, they're not the same thing. If you go the Rolex & Other Watch Links & Resources you find a link to omegarolex. There you can compare the movts.
Click here.
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28 February 2008, 04:42 AM | #8 |
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My 1601 with cal 1570 have the new spring.
I got it when remove my crystal. Jocke
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28 February 2008, 04:49 AM | #9 |
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Jocke, WTF? How did you do that?
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28 February 2008, 10:01 AM | #10 |
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Oh, no he didn't!?!?!?
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28 February 2008, 10:12 AM | #11 |
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Don't worry! It's one of Jocke's "Fake destroyal" pics. He has more of those pics as far as can recall.
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3185 Specifications Caliber: 3185 Year Introduced: 1988 Power Reserve: 50 Hours Jewels: 31 Jewels Description: GMT Hand, Free-sprung balance, Breguet overcoil hairspring - COSC Certified Rolex With This Movement Explorer II · GMT-Master II (1989) 3186 Specifications Caliber: 3186 Year Introduced: 2005 Power Reserve: 50 Hours Jewels: 31 Jewels Description: GMT Hand, Free-sprung balance, Parachrom-Blu Hairspring, Chronometre Certified Rolex With This Movement GMT-Master II (IIc)
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28 February 2008, 04:11 PM | #14 |
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I don't have a M Exp II but if I did, I'd open it to confirm once and for all if it has a 3186 ticking inside. Hard to believe no one has done this yet.
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