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Désolé mais je ne retrouve pas le sujet, on y parlait de sub sans date avec 4 et deux lignes. Je disais qu’il existait des sub sans ligne, en voici quelques très rares exemplaires: 6200, 6204 et 6205
Voilà,
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« Le silence est l’expression la plus parfaite du mépris »
5 lignes, qui dit mieux ?
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DrStrong went out in a puff of smoke and all they found was his Rolex, flip-flops and shades…Mike Wood- DrStrong a écrit:
- 5 lignes, qui dit mieux ?
Qu’il soit au lait ou noir j’adore le chocolat
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« Le silence est l’expression la plus parfaite du mépris »Mmmmhhh…
Sur le cadran du milieu, on voit que le "Submariner" a été recouvert de noir.
Les deux autres ont l’air pour le moins louches….
As tu des photos plus grandes que le format "timbre poste" ?
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DrStrong went out in a puff of smoke and all they found was his Rolex, flip-flops and shades…Mike WoodJ’aurais mis ma main au feu que ce serait toi qui débarque
Révolution, lot 152 et suivants…
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« Le silence est l’expression la plus parfaite du mépris »The Reference 6204 really constitutes the pre-Submariner era. The later models would feature the word “Submariner” on the dial, or in certain very rare cases with the word “Submariner” blacked-out (see lot 154). The present watch is probably a very rare early example not having any inscription or depth rating
Rolex introduced the “Submariner” at the 1954 Basel Watch Fair. The first production model, available to the public that same year, was Ref. 6204. Ref. 6204 was the watch that first became to be known as the “Submariner”, although when it was originally displayed at the Basel Fair it was promoted as the new scuba diving watch, without the word “Submariner” on the dial. This was in part to the growing trend of scuba diving and the need to for a waterproof timing device at depths. Ref. 6204 was water-resistant to 600 feet and used the Rolex caliber A260 movement. It differed considerably from Ref. 6200, having a slimmer case, small crown and parallel hands with a dot at the end of the seconds hand.__________________________________
« Le silence est l’expression la plus parfaite du mépris »Page 238, 242 et 245 du Catalogue « Révolution, the évolution bla bla…. » d’Antiquorum du 17 Avril 2008 a New York
Ou lot 152, 154 et 155, sur ce lien http://catalog.antiquorum.com/catalog_asta.html
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- 0 ligne
ça fait vide
J’trouve pas
mon graaaaaal
Hé hé…
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« Le silence est l’expression la plus parfaite du mépris »- DrStrong a écrit:
- Mmmmhhh…
Sur le cadran du milieu, on voit que le « Submariner » a été recouvert de noir.
Les deux autres ont l’air pour le moins louches….
As tu des photos plus grandes que le format « timbre poste » ?
C’est la ‘Black out’
Ref. 6204 (“Blackout”)
The present watch is featured on p. 261 of “The Best of Time: Rolex Wristwatches” by Dowling and Hess. “The very first 200 or so 6204 Submariners had the model name obscured by a block of black paint; this was because Rolex did not, at that time, have the rights to the name. These original Submariners were rated as being waterproof to 300 feet, not the 100 meters we are used to seeing.” (see p. 255).
The present watch is accompanied by letters from the original owner confirming that the watch was received directly from Rolex USA with the word “Submariner” blacked out: “In 1954 our Scuba diving club, the Chicago Submariners, was contacted by The Fair Department Store located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to put on a 2 day summer Scuba diving demonstration and promotion for the store. This would take place outside the store and in a large portable swimming pool. This was a voluntary offer and no money was to be paid. Since our diving club was just formed in 1954 we felt it would be a good opportunity to promote the sport and our club. Two members volunteered, me and another. We contacted diving equipment manufactures for complimentary samples we would show off and/or wear at the event. This included the Rolex Watch Company New York office. We received sample wet diving suits, flippers, spear guns and the above Rolex watch on loan. After the event was over I purchased the Rolex watch and kept it.” This explains the double stamping seen in the caseback to further reinforce the fact that the watch was Rolex property before being purchased by the owner.__________________________________
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