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30 March 2008, 12:24 PM | #1 |
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JAMES-BOND-SUBMARINER - Is this real?
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I don't think so because it's too cheap
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I am not sure it is really cheap...note that it is £ not $
£3650 = $ 7265 ... and, if it is real it, it anyway isn't one of the early Bond Submariners but, instead, of the later "Bond" versions of the 70s Also, this is the price that vintage watch sellers ask for such old Submariners here in the UK - maybe even a bit cheaper. Anyway, I tend to believe that it is real - and he has sold many vintage watches with good feedback. I assume from the kind of watches he has sold that they are bought by people who know what they buy. By the way it is overpolished but this is normal for an almost 40 yr watch ...
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looks pretty ligit from the pix.
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As Scarface says, this is not too cheap at all. To call a 5513 a "Bond" Submariner is misleading. The only true "Bond" Subs were the early 1950s models with no crown guards:
5508 & 6536 (Not mine!)
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Beautiful pics applebook And this particular watch on ebay IS QUITE expensive and that's why noone is bidding
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it just looks too new to me.something there is not right ,I will tell you that.
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Just look the edges of the bezel, how soft they are.. But still, looks ok to me, just overpriced
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Not so overpriced IMO, given the dial condition (unless of course it's been redialled).
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He is claiming that it was worn in 3 more recent bond films than the traditional Bond sub Connery wore (as mentioned above)however, I believe the watch worn by moore in live and let die (sold at sothebys auction a few years ago) was a 1680 from 1974. Also, if it was a movie watch (I have seen several of these) it would have authentication certificate from production studio.
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I don't think he's saying that this is the actual watch, I think he's saying that the 5513 model was employed in the films.
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Sigh, so not this one either... (I know, it has to be without crown guards but I like the military touch. Reckon that should be his issue):
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This military Sub is so beautiful also...I love the "T" .... as well as the Comex Sub
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The 5517 blows any of the Bond Subs out of the water, IMO.
It's also substantially rarer and more expensive. The last that I heard, they are going for well over 50,000 GBP now.
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upon looking at it again I believe minas was correct,it is just over polished.
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