Gotta love those red Submariners>>>>

[jholbrook]

Apologies to Hannes, who provided the inspiration for this homage photo.

Thanks also to Ed Delgado for helping me out with a vintage anchor!

[NicoH]

Great pic!

Hope to see one of the girls next week

Best-
Nico

[retsyo]

Perfect picture!

[jholbrook]

I have found a home for the 1973. Shipping off today.

[Gerard]

A perfect duo...

[Hannibal]

Nice picture and great watches.
Kind regards
Volker

[kaiserfranz]

Vintage at its best

[ehemaliges mitglied]

John, both red subs are very nice. I can't believe you would sell the one already? Didn't you want to keep them both?

Cheers, Boris

[delgado]

very nice accessories.

[alicia]

nice pic of a lovely couple

[klobi]

Another great pic by John

[jholbrook]

Originally posted by delgado
very nice accessories.

Thanks Ed!

[jholbrook]

Originally posted by redsubmariner
John, both red subs are very nice. I can't believe you would sell the one already? Didn't you want to keep them both?

Cheers, Boris

I thought about it...trust me.

I bought this one to restore, sell, and make a few extra bucks for some nice accessories for my 1970 1680. It's special to me because 1970 is my birth year.

[ehemaliges mitglied]

John,

I have been hunting for accessories as well. I cannot believe how hard it is to come by an 200m anchor??? Boxes are easier. You probably are looking for a seahorse box for your other red sub, right?

Originally posted by jholbrook

Originally posted by redsubmariner
John, both red subs are very nice. I can't believe you would sell the one already? Didn't you want to keep them both?

Cheers, Boris

I thought about it...trust me.

I bought this one to restore, sell, and make a few extra bucks for some nice accessories for my 1970 1680. It's special to me because 1970 is my birth year.

[1234marc]

beautiful picture

detlef

[jholbrook]

Originally posted by redsubmariner
John,

I have been hunting for accessories as well. I cannot believe how hard it is to come by an 200m anchor??? Boxes are easier. You probably are looking for a seahorse box for your other red sub, right?

Originally posted by jholbrook

Originally posted by redsubmariner
John, both red subs are very nice. I can't believe you would sell the one already? Didn't you want to keep them both?

Cheers, Boris

I thought about it...trust me.

I bought this one to restore, sell, and make a few extra bucks for some nice accessories for my 1970 1680. It's special to me because 1970 is my birth year.

I am indeed looking for a Seahorse box and have not had any luck.

[Mike Wood]

needs to be balanced with a bad one...

So here is my contribution - a bad photograph, of some good watches!!



Mike Wood

:twisted:

"seeing red"

[jholbrook]

Mike - you need to send these watches to me and have me photograph them for you.

...or maybe it would be easier to send me to the watches.

[alicia]

Original von Mike Wood



Mike Wood
"seeing red"

...not for the faint of heart

[ehemaliges mitglied]

John, sometimes I see a Seahorse box on Ebay. You should check there.

I just got a 200m/660ft anchor, but can't make sure it is genuine. I do not know who can verify this for me? The anchor looks too new to me, but then again, someone may have kept it in a safe for 30 years and that would explain it.

Originally posted by jholbrook

Originally posted by redsubmariner
John,

I have been hunting for accessories as well. I cannot believe how hard it is to come by an 200m anchor??? Boxes are easier. You probably are looking for a seahorse box for your other red sub, right?

Originally posted by jholbrook

Originally posted by redsubmariner
John, both red subs are very nice. I can't believe you would sell the one already? Didn't you want to keep them both?

Cheers, Boris

I thought about it...trust me.

I bought this one to restore, sell, and make a few extra bucks for some nice accessories for my 1970 1680. It's special to me because 1970 is my birth year.

I am indeed looking for a Seahorse box and have not had any luck.