Reply With QuoteIf genuine it’s rather cool. Rarer than a standard, common all garden Milsub
I would want a proper look at the caseback markings and serial number before bidding (if I had that sort of cash spare at the moment).
The below “rare “ submariner maybe of interest to members.
I have no knowledge that the claims made in the listing subject matter are correct , however I am sure with the depth of knowledge on this forum others will know if the suggested facts are genuine …. For your interest.
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/a...fc71c0c45416b9
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If genuine it’s rather cool. Rarer than a standard, common all garden Milsub
I would want a proper look at the caseback markings and serial number before bidding (if I had that sort of cash spare at the moment).
Stunning watch. The engraving looks period correct and right to me, rather than something added on years after.
Be interesting to see what the serious collectors think and the value. Whilst £40k as a starting bid sounds a lot to most of us, in Milsub terms it’s change in the back pocket.
Cool thing but I don’t see any real proof or provenance. Reading between the lines Id say the jacket and watch have been put together rather than having coming from the same original source.
One for the Tudor boffins imo
I think the serial number is key to this one
Most ‘issued’ watches were sent in batches so if in a known range it’s likely to be as described.
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