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milspec · 9 February 2009, 07:45 AM

I have been scanning throug a book called "The World Of Watches" ... in the ROLEX section, he is stating that the sub is pressure proof to 975 feet and the GMT II to 325 feet ....It thought GMT IIs were 100m so that would make it 330ft ... In the cae of the sub, it clearly states 1000ft on the dial .... so is this an oversight/typo on behalf of the author or does he know something we don't?

here are the pics...judge for yourselves ....

9 February 2009, 07:45 AM	#1
milspec Banned Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 164	Why would the author make this mistake? I have been scanning throug a book called "The World Of Watches" ... in the ROLEX section, he is stating that the sub is pressure proof to 975 feet and the GMT II to 325 feet ....It thought GMT IIs were 100m so that would make it 330ft ... In the cae of the sub, it clearly states 1000ft on the dial .... so is this an oversight/typo on behalf of the author or does he know something we don't? here are the pics...judge for yourselves .... Attached Images

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