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I guess it's time to trot out this old lump of tin, eh? :wub:

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wow, we've got some amazing vintage rolex represented in this thread :o

here are mine:

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and last but not least, my comex franken (currently for sale here) :D

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I am not posting any other vintage watch aside from Rolex here as I have over 40 vintage babies :crazy:

I only have 1 Rollie rep now, the rest of them are genuine.

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@DTH Every time I see that COMEX case I can't help drooling. My oh my.

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These have been posted before, but here is my Franken 1016.

Here are some shots with the 78360 and 580 hoods.

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And a few shots with the folded 7836 and 258 hoods:

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Takahsi -- How did you get that lume effect? What lume material did you use & how did you apply it over the existing lume and still end up with nice, clean edges?

Or, did you just paint over the existing lume? If that is what you did, again, how did you end up with such nice, clean edges? They do not look like you used a pin or toothpick to apply 'dots' of lume.

Or, now that I look closer, is that a gen Comex dial? :blink:

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That's not even a Rail dial. Comex dials are always Rail dials and were thus always produced by Stern company (now belonging to Patek Philippe). The aging effect is nice though - great work Takashi.

A gen Comex 1665 dial would probably cost 30K or more.

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