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15 March 2009, 02:36 AM | #1 |
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Wheres my serial #
Can someone please tell me where the serial number is on the DEEPSEA.Thanks
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I thought the dssd doesn't have the rehaut engravings?
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It does, if you check out the second picture on this thread, you can just about make it out. It's underneath the ring lock
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It's a beautiful watch, not my picture unfortunately, but I think it's one of the sharpest watches in the Rolex line-up. I have to admit, it's not particularly easy to see the engraving, but I'm pretty certain it's there. Perhaps a DSSD owner could chip in to confirm/deny its existence.
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Its there and with the crystals curve on the DSSD it
is hard to see. I had my DSSD a month before I even realized it was there. Easiest place to find it is the case behind the bracelet.
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Can't say I saw any serial number from those pics in that thread
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Thanks for the feedback,
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