Reply With QuoteI like the Versiflat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AACNciTAYiI
Great production quality and some really unusual interesting references.
Enjoy
I like the Versiflat
For an expert he doesn't know much about the Rolex LED. The pic he showed is a photoshop and the actual prototypes had LED hands rather than digits.
Anyway, i liked the Zephyr - Rolex's take on the Polerouter. Also the Space Dweller was very cool.
To be fair he said it’s prob photoshop lolOriginally Posted by Caruso
Very interesting thread. The Zephyrs are actually quite common. I have seen a few over the years.
I was told that the Space-Dweller was specific to the Japanese market, perhaps why we don't see them in Europe very often.
A bit disapointed that he did not have a non-Rail, non-hyphen black Dial 16650. A picture of one exists in the Explorer Booklet, but I have never never seen one in the flesh - and I am a bit anorak about it
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Trans Continental, yum.
I love the Tru-Beat, first heard of them when researching the Chezard 'dead beat' (seconde mort) back in 2014, so sought after by collectors.
I was surprised that the Texan wasn’t in the list:
http://rolexpassionmarket.com/watche...mited-edition/
How about one of the rarest Rolex's of all.
The ref 6611 - a stainless steel day date. Only 6 known examples.
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