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Davew833 · 12 December 2010, 04:59 PM

After about 20 years of wanting a Rolex Submariner, the right opportunity finally came along, and it happened to be a 1970 red sub 1680 that I got a few days ago at what I believe was a very fair price. I posted a question below about the quickset date function which it doesn't have, and was asked to post some pictures. Here it is! I'm not very good at watch photography so I apologize for the quality. It's got a newer 93150 bracelet with 580 end links. I'm torn about the bezel ring, I love the color it's faded to, but it has a few nicks and scratches and I may replace it to better match the dial. It seems to keep time quite well so far.

12 December 2010, 04:59 PM	#1
Davew833 "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Real Name: Dave Wilkinson Location: Utah Watch: 1970 Red 1680 Sub Posts: 50	New to the (Red) Sub Club After about 20 years of wanting a Rolex Submariner, the right opportunity finally came along, and it happened to be a 1970 red sub 1680 that I got a few days ago at what I believe was a very fair price. I posted a question below about the quickset date function which it doesn't have, and was asked to post some pictures. Here it is! I'm not very good at watch photography so I apologize for the quality. It's got a newer 93150 bracelet with 580 end links. I'm torn about the bezel ring, I love the color it's faded to, but it has a few nicks and scratches and I may replace it to better match the dial. It seems to keep time quite well so far. Attached Images

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