16610LV / "16610 T" marking between lugs ?

[jeune padawan]

Hi everybody,

Is it normal to have the marking between the lugs "Rolex Original Design / 16610 T" for a green Sub 16610 LV ? If so, what does the "T" stands for ?

Thank you for your answers.

[NicoH]

Yes, that is normal.

We believe that "T" stands for "no-hole-case", means that there are no holes for the springbars drilled through the lugs.

[jeune padawan]

Ok thank you for your quick answer, so on a "regular" black 16610 with no holes, you also have the 16610 T marking ? What about the 16600 ?

[NicoH]

I´m not sure about the 16600 Dweller but yes, the regular black Sub 16610 (at least the ones with no holes ;) ) also says 16610T.

[Hannes]

Original von NicoH
We believe that "T" stands for "no-hole-case"....

And we also can be sure about this ;)

http://pics.r-l-x.de/picserv/files/3/Kataloge/r20_005.jpg

[jeune padawan]

danke sehr guys, I feel much better now :-)

[NicoH]

Well Hannes, I´m not certain about *anything* Rolex so I thought I´d be a bit vague.... thanks for the confirmation, though :gut: