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30.12.2007, 15:01 #1
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A Patent Pending Double Red Sea Dweller (Many Scans)
I owned and took care of her for many years and she was a big part of my collection but sometimes, letting go leads you into something better.. and it did give me the opportunity to rearrange my collection...
It was hard decision as it has taken years and the help of friends to complete the package and it was never my intent to sell.
I am sure the new owner is enjoying her..
Enjoy...
Delgado
DISCLAIMER: I electronically removed some personal information..
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30.12.2007, 16:42 #2Gruß: Michael (Er kennt nur Beute keine Feinde)
„Ich habe es schon oft versucht, aber erst einmal eine Fliege mit einem Dart erwischt. Die hatte aber auch Pech.
Die saß auf meiner Dartscheibe im Wohnzimmer. Genau in der Triple-20.“
Phil Taylor "The Power"
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30.12.2007, 16:56 #3
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Hi Ed - I'm not as knowledgeable in the vintage area as I'd like, so I have a dumb question. You refer to this as a double red, but the dial has no red writing.
John B. Holbrook, II
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30.12.2007, 17:36 #4
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RE: A Patent Pending Double Red Sea Dweller (Many Scans)
ED,
That's simply an amazing piece that most of us will only see in photos. Congrats to you and the new owner for owning such a rare piece of Rolex history.
I sure the new owner will provide the kind of care you have given it. Thank you for sharing it with us and thank you for providing so much help and insight in this wonderfull hobby.
It's gentlemen like you that make this so much fun.
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30.12.2007, 17:43 #5
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Now Ed...
everywhere I go on the worldwide interweb today is crammed with pics of your PPDRSD. There is no escape!
Enough! please...
You know I will never find one as complete... and it pains me to admit it.
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30.12.2007, 20:51 #6
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Themenstarter
Originally posted by jholbrook
Hi Ed - I'm not as knowledgeable in the vintage area as I'd like, so I have a dumb question. You refer to this as a double red, but the dial has no red writing.
Here is a service estimate from Rolex for this watch..
and extreme and unnecessary close ups..
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30.12.2007, 20:55 #7
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Themenstarter
RE: Now Ed...
Mike 1675...thank you.. It is a wonderful piece..and I enjoyed taking care of it and wearing it..
Mike W... Dont feel bad for me, I will never see 51 subs/SD in one roomincluding all those beautiful comex and mil subs.. BTW Dont look in the Italian forum either...lol
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30.12.2007, 21:38 #8
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30.12.2007, 23:10 #9
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31.12.2007, 01:15 #10
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luck for the new owner.
It's a great Package and watch.
MarcelSG
Marko
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31.12.2007, 04:35 #11
Fantastic piece
One of the nicest I have ever seen.
Love the faded red printing, love the story of the watch even more.
Happy new year.Gruß
Boris
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31.12.2007, 10:02 #12ehemaliges mitgliedGast
wow wow wow
Wow, what a fantastic piece, it must hurt to let it go? For most of us this is a piece we will never see in person...
Happy new year to all fellow Rolex Forumners!
Cheers, Boris
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31.12.2007, 12:32 #13
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Ed - thanks for the explaination...it's an awesome piece.
Anyone catch James Dowlings DRSD pick up about a month or so ago...I swear that guy can find the most amazing watches....
The story on it was, as I remember, he bought the watch from the son of a guy who's father received the watch as a gift. He tried it on once, didn't like it, and put it back in the box with all the accessories and such, put it in a drawer and there it stayed until he died.
It was essentially in NOS condition.John B. Holbrook, II
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31.12.2007, 18:58 #14
Ed you may not know me but i know you
(you maybe know my IP adress because if been on your site for hours and hours)
What should i say. I started my Rolex live with a 16600 Sea Dweller and from the beginning i felt in love with thoose thick cases and the deployment claps which makes them so special.
After a wile i got intersted in a theme called vintage and i wanted to get most of the information i can get.
And there was your site. Oh boy i stayed there al night an read all your posts about thoose gorgeaus watches.
And that was the first time i saw my dreamwatch.
PP DRSD MARK I with everything even a letter from the owner (you see i learnd a lot)
And so i must honestly say that it kills me that you have sold the watch
And so i stay here and don't know what to doMaybe you can tell the new owner that there is an idiot located in Austria how would do allmoust everything for that watch ( maybe it helps
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Best wishes and a heppy new year
ChristophChristoph
"I hate being Bi-Polar. Its awesome"
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