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That GMT is it a 063 or that brad pitt ghost 237 ? its well nice

This might have been around once already but I saw this on Josh's and though this 375 is 3mm to big for me ,I was hoping it might be in some 44mm . Does anyone have and idea of what else might be repped with this inside and is hopefully smaller.

Vintage from the Future I likey

Sweet collection. So which one gets the most attention form you

It only seems right to quote Whitney , "its not right but its OK" if slightly way gay Bet the chicks dig it though I like the Blue Lume

That is Well nice. As Tiger & Lance would say , "Just do it "

Dude , that's a fantastic post thank you for putting that together. I reckon the 3## 1950 range is so underrated and RWG'rs are missing a lot of watch because of their dislike of the movement. Sorry if I missed it but did you buy that Gen?

Guess it all depends on how much you want the watch I think the lower beats have the regulators so tend to look better .

Looking good there.

Natty and dapper

thanks for the heads up KAT seems to have a reasonable one

That is Lawrence from RWG1 previously House of souvenirs not on our RWG Try one of our dealers http://www.rwgforum.net/links/category/3-dealer-websites/

Nah , I wasnt a DC fan I prefer Rog , but DC nailed this time

Ha good intro, your f@#$ked now for sure.

sweet

The V crown guard was made for Pre v etc. post a wtb for one.

Take care Dude and wishing you a speedy recovery , that was a close call

For those who dont like to click , The price, including buyer’s premium, was SFR 87,000 (roughly £53,000 ) YIKES The Rolex Octopus (Sommozzatori) The Rolex Sea-Dweller "Octopus" In 2008, the diving corps of the Italian State Police, the Polizia di Stato Sommozzatori, celebrated their fiftieth year, having been founded in 1958. Most unusually, the Rolex Watch Company agreed to produce a limited series of watches to commemorate the event. We were very pleased to be able to transact the sale of one of these very rare Rolex Sea-Dweller watches. The model number is that of a classic sapphire-crystal model, 16600 and the serial number begins with the letter V. Of the only 78 pieces that were made, a subset of merely 28 pieces carry an additional inscription bearing the certification number of the diver to whom it was issued. This “Brevet” number relates uniquely to the diver, who was supplied the watch in 2008. The watch is in unworn condition, with factory-applied case stickers intact. These watches are collectible in their own right, having been superseded by the incredible Sea-Dweller Deepsea. What immediately sets it apart is the markings in the dial and on the case-back. The dial bears the insignia of the corps, a writhing octopus set in a round escutcheon, encircled with the words Polizia di Stato Sommozzatori. On the back of the watch is the following inscription (in addition to the usual text found on the back of Sea-Dwellers), applied using high-voltage electro-gravure: POLIZIA DI STATO SOMMOZZATORI 1958 – 2008 BREV. SMZ N. xxx For obvious reasons, we have not published the actual digits of the diver’s individual number. The watch is accompanied by its Rolex box with instruction and information leaflets (in Italian), guarantee certificate, the plastic guard for the bezel, chronometer tag, a leather folder containing a double-ended tool for adjusting the bracelet, extended link, a credit-card sized Buehlman diving table, and a uniform patch, bearing the Octopus insignia. Normally only the authorised dealer’s details are recorded on the guarantee certificate by Rolex, whereas, in this case, the recipient’s details are also impressed onto the certificate by the same printing process, further reinforcing the unique provenance of these watches. By all accounts, this is the rarest and most collectible Rolex of modern times. Of the very few formal associations that Rolex Watch Company have entered into, this is the most recent, and perhaps the most surprising, given their traditional conservatism and aversion to collaborations with third parties. The other obvious association that springs to mind is the Comex, a watch made for the professional diving company of that name. The exceptional rise in value over the past ten years of these commercial divers’ watches, which are not as rare, nor as specific, as this series, bodes very well for the future value of the Octopus. Highlighting its importance in the pantheon of highly sought-after Rolex watches, the Octopus has lately been featured on the cover of Mondani and Ravagnani’s seminal work Rolex Submariner Story. This model recently appeared for sale at Christie’s Geneva (10 May 2010), the first time one has been offered at auction. The price, including buyer’s premium, was SFR 87,000 (roughly £53,000). It is interesting to note that this watch was not one of the twenty-eight individually-numbered models.

very nice

I had a White faced panerai'esq one about 10 years back. I thought I was the mutts nuts as I strutted round the office , it lasted about 2 months. Then i found replicas and never looked back

In a box and very well Less than a week on some occasions , always less than 10 days but I guess it depends when you order it.

yep

Cape cod cloth

Great Ti , love an L Swiss L

What a shame , she was a real looker. Good luck with your search