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Rolex Passion

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    Wibbs
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    Some great pics but I'm assuming the writer's first language isn't English? Comes across in parts like Google translate. I do like the Milsub. The hands make the big difference for me as I don't like mercedes hands for some reason. Though my fave Rolexes tend to be the non tool/diver 40s and 50s examples and their early Oysters.

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    mynameis905
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    Speaking of Rolex enthusiasts, John Goldbergers' book 100 Superlative Rolex Watches is a great resource. The book itself costs a fortune but you can get it on the app store for a few euro.

    Interview with the man himself.



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    Mredsnapper
    Registered Users Posts: 477 ✭✭Mredsnapper


    mynameis905 wrote: »
    Speaking of Rolex enthusiasts, John Goldbergers' book 100 Superlative Rolex Watches is a great resource. The book itself costs a fortune but you can get it on the app store for a few euro.

    Interview with the man himself.


    I love the way he casually wipes a knife on his sports jacket sleeve and then uses it to open one of his watches.

    I think his book must be on the Apple store? Can't find it on Google play :(


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