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Stephane

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  1. Honestly, I don't know.

    Subs hold their value pretty well.

    I don't make a lot of money, so $5,000 is a lot for a watch.

    Even if there's a 1:1, I still don't care. With the 16610 I always feel like somethings missing. I don't get that feeling wearing my rep SFSO or PO.

    100% agreed. A Sub must be 1:1 ...for me.

    That is because it is my primary love watch.

    In example, I have others for which I don't care: Ingy, PO, Explorer II....

  2. Maciek, no surprise that I say: buy a gen. :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    My16610Gen_800_01.jpgµ

    My16610Gen_800_01B.jpg

    Ever since I look at watches, the Sub has been my goal.

    Now that I have it, it will probably be the last I sell.

    But 4.400$ is a bit to high in my opinion.

    Why don't you try the r-l-x.de sales? It's a great place for you as not far away, so no taxes.

    Forget the US: you'll pay taxes anyway and I'm not sure the sellers are as "serious" as on the German forum.

    Anyway, get a genuine, if the watch is your fav or one of your fav...for all the others, stick to frankens :D

    EDIT: Us sellers maybe less serious with overseas buyers I mean. After all, once the watch is gone...

  3. Nice DJ, Stephane. We definitely have similar tastes!

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    Maybe I'll wear the DJ today and get out of the sub rut.

    Wow, indeed!

    You kept the bezel though.

    I have it in a box and love the watch replaced with the current one.

    Funny how I like this watch, very unexpected as it's smaller than the subs :huh:

  4. Thanks for opening this thread Lani.

    It's usefull to remind what kind of hobby this is and also to highlight that communication is the key of good relationship.

    Indeed, if communication stops, then it should be posted here for the community to be aware of what happens.

  5. One suggestion would be to use the gen GMT 1675 as a base. swap the bezel, gen dial + gen hands set...... at the end of the day, you will have a very nice 1675 GMT that you can sell in the future.

    According to my genuine dealer in the Netherlands, when the 1655 was released, as it did not sell, the largest Amsterdam AD offered a "transformer kit" so you could go from a Explorer to a GMT look !!!

    Ok, it's not helping the discussion on the best route, but it's a funny story? All this for 2 or 3K :Jumpy:

    Pitty we weren't older and in Amsterdam in those years :whistling:

    A photo of mine ?

    Rolex1655RA_800_61.jpg

    All the best,

    Stephane

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