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8 February 2014, 05:54 PM | #31 |
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BTW, you can convert a SS Sub-C to a SS Smurf by purchasing a blue ceramic bezel and a blue dial, and polishing the center links of the bracelet. Not cheap ($1000+), but doable, as someone already done this on this forum. However, Rolex will refuse to service such a modified watch, so I wouldn't recommend going down that route.
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Frankenwatch mate....
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I wish I would buy it in a second.
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No way. Why would anyone buy a gold watch that looks like just another ss watch? Think about the reasons people buy gold.
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10 February 2014, 06:35 AM | #38 |
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No way Jose!!!
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I doubt it but I wish it would
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10 February 2014, 07:02 PM | #43 |
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They would never make a SS blue sub.
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For SS there is HULK.
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Photo taken from the internet....... And I actually quite like it ....... but to go the extra mile and source the dial and bezel and polish the centre links would to me be a bit like having a forgery on my wrist and I'd be extremely embarrassed if a friend or anyone with some watch knowledge ever asked me about it......... I also think it would cost a lot more than $1,000........but each to their own....... |
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I doubt it but one of my personal friends who is an ad told me there gonna make a platinum sub with a glacier blue face if so im in trouble.
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I think you're safe Danny.
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I think one day a Pt Sub will be made, but probably not in the upcoming few years. IMHO first Rolex will max out the existing models, by e.g. rolling out a RG Sub and a WG GMT, new bi-colour bezels (GMT), and perhaps a rubber strap for the diver watches. Only when all those options are exhausted Rolex would make a Pt Sub. Which will be a huge hit, I'm 100% sure about that. I wonder what colour bezel would match the glacier dial on the Pt Sub though. Maybe a graphite gray one?
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There is always the YM with blue dial. PT bezel and polished links to make it more special than a SS Sub.
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I very much doubt it (colour is reserved for WG), but some new colours would be welcome for the steel model
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I'm guessing No...
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