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Maybe one of my most interesting references in sports Rolex....

September 9 2009 at 11:19 AM

Philipp  (Login philippstahl)
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Submariner with crownguards reference 5512 & 5513!

It was for a long time in production and in many different versions. I focused on 5512/3 this afternoon and as some came on the table, the 'simple' design of this toolwatch makes it very addictive to me.
I had to make a picture and while it, the same questions spinned in my head: When is enough, enough??.......
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probably never wink.gif

Rgrds.philipp

 
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(Login motomc1)
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Hey P...You don't have that "hoarders" disorder do you? LOL. ABSOLUTELY..

September 9 2009, 11:57 AM 

STUNNING DISPLAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
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(Login rccl)
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Well, I don't know what to say except....

September 9 2009, 11:58 AM 

you deserve bragging rights with this one!

 
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(Login mikewood)
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Wow! They look nice... maybe I'll start collecting Submariners!

September 9 2009, 12:20 PM 

That's a very nice theme for a Collection happy.gif

Nice pictures Philipp, I feel inspired!!

MW

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Mark020
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Sorry Mike: Philipp wins!

September 9 2009, 12:36 PM 

He set them all on the same time. You didn't wink.gif

 
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Philipp
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LOL! besides that, i was talking about different 5512/3....;-)

September 9 2009, 12:50 PM 

Not the whole MW Submariner Armada, lot's of interesting story's in those boxes..
LOL Mike! I think we both have the same problem wink.gif

See you soon, and don't forget last years suggestion of K, don't take the same ones as you did last year....

Best Philipp


    
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(Login carswatches)
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Wow, doesn't matter if we bring the same ones...

September 9 2009, 1:51 PM 

No one can top you two anyway! Maybe you should compare the size of your.... to see who wins happy.gif (sorry for that)

Anyway, you're both crazy, but I like crazy... Here in Holland we say that one can fill canals with ordinary people so I'm glad there's still a few colorful people around happy.gif

See you soon,D

 
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(Login VirginiaGary)
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You guys are crazy.......

September 9 2009, 12:53 PM 

That makes the rest of us just a "little crazy". I'm feeling better about myself now.


 
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(Login philippstahl)
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I'm glad I could help you Gary ;-)

September 9 2009, 1:03 PM 

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you spotted that service tropic 39 in the middle right away, didn't you wink.gif
i think you have a wonderful 'theme' in your collection, one i'm very jealous about!

best P.

 
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(Login tuscanyrose)
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only one question...

September 9 2009, 12:57 PM 

what time is it???

 
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(Login alexmo)
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And what's the date !?

September 9 2009, 1:39 PM 

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Beautiful collectionS

 
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AAKVIPER
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it is time for auction and watch show season my good man...

September 9 2009, 2:36 PM 

are you ready? catalogues and paddles at the ready...cash from the bank accounted for...a buyers market..ready set go.. lol. wink.gif



http://rolexnessreviews.blogspot.com/

 
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(Login philippstahl)
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with the low estimates of AQ you're probably sitting first row ;-)

September 9 2009, 3:24 PM 

You've to check out the 2 serviced dialed Big Crown (6200& 6538) when wee read the condition rapports carefully, 1 x serviced Military
and one 6263 PN with Rolex service papers.

Now look closely at the service papers of the PN, they say: '...Dial poor, blistered, peeled..' and now look back to the picture,
it's nice and crisp, tata wink.gif....and that for only 837,97,= LOL!

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AAKVIPER
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I Will definitely be at the auction preview picking watches apart as usual..

September 9 2009, 8:45 PM 

hopefully we might find a gem at a good price...one will never know.. wink.gif

A

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When your goal is only to post to promote your blog, do something with it!...

September 10 2009, 3:23 PM 

or don't meantion it. write for instance about the auction vieuwing, make some detailed scans (by the way, do you have a camera you can use your own?) so that's worthwhile to have a look again on your blog. That will Imho make it worthwhile meantioning. I've look 2-3 times on it since you've it online, it's still the same allthough I've seen you here on VRF a lot, so what's up, where the passion? I think to know that you've learned something new in the meanwhile you could share...

As you call me your friend, I might say that wink.gif

best to you,
yours, Philipp

 
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guys if my wife complains about my purchases i will refer to these pictures, very nice

September 9 2009, 1:37 PM 


 
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(Login Detlev333)
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Quite the line-up!

September 9 2009, 1:50 PM 

Now I know why you needed that big bag of multi-color Nato straps you got in Munich LOL!

Ciao, D

 
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Let's see if we can name all different submariner versions...

September 9 2009, 2:21 PM 

Would be cool to have a overvieuw of all non date submariner...

Something like this,

6200

- with silver submariner
- without silver submariner
- small rolex crown
- small rolex crown + swiss t
- with submariner + OCC

6204, 6205

- honeycomb dial in 1 color
- gilt in 1 colour
- double name
- blackout
- underline
- occ?


6538

- 2 lined in 1 colour gilt print
- 2 lined + OCC in 1 colour
- submariner + red depth
- 2 lined in 2 colour print
- 4 lined in 2 colour print
- double name [ serpico ]
- underline
- 369

6536, 6536/1, 5508, 5510

- 2 lined in 1 colour gilt print
- 2 lined in 1 colour gilt print + OCC
- submariner + red depth
- 2 lined in 2 colour print
- 4 lined in 2 colour print
- double name [ serpico ]
- underline

5512/3

- minuterack, square crown, 2 lined
- minutetrack with '59 tulip - fifth finger crown / 2 lined, 'cornini corti' pointed
- minutetrack with tulip crown / 4 lined, pointed
- minutetrack with '60-'62 crown / 2 lined, pointed
- minutetrack with '60-'62 crown / 4 lined, pointed
- minutetrack with '60-'62 crown / 2 lined, pointed, double name
- opentrack 2 lines, white swiss '62-'63
- opentrack 2 lines, white swiss underline '62-'63
- opentrack 4 lines, white swiss '62-'63
- opentrack 2 lines, white swiss underline '62-'63
- opentrack 2 lines, white swiss upperline'62-'63
- opentrack 2 lines, gold swiss '63-'64
- opentrack 2 lines, gold swiss '63-'64 underline
- opentrack 2 lines, gold swiss '63-'64 upperline
- opentrack 2 lines, gold swiss '63-'64 double name
- opentrack 4 lines, gold swiss '63-'64 underline
- opentrack 4 lines, gold swiss '63-'64 upperline
- opentrack 2 lines, gold swiss '63-'64 double swiss
- 4-5 versions of the 369 explorer dialed submariner
- opentrack, 2 lines, SWISS T<25 <br>

etc, etc, etc...

Need some input on Military & Comex for all 5512, 5513, 5514, 5517 submariner versions

LOL wink.gif

rgrds.P


 
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Mike Wood
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One word....

September 9 2009, 3:08 PM 

S-C-I-E-N-T-I-S-T!

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Love it Philipp, and yes, I'm packing my bag of Seikos ready for travel!

Must be better than getting "arrested" twice by Dutch Customs last year for "smuggling" Rolex watches.... sad.gif

 
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(Login philippstahl)
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Thanks you Mike!!

September 9 2009, 4:50 PM 

Please leave you Seiko's at home Mike, take the TGV, they don't use X-ray wink.gif

Best to you!

Rgrds.Philipp

 
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Ok, my friend. The big question...

September 9 2009, 5:15 PM 

if you don't want to see my Seikos, what do you want to see?

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I know you won't disappoint us.... ;-)nt

September 10 2009, 9:08 AM 

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Mike Wood
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Hell, that really puts on the pressure!!

September 10 2009, 4:53 PM 

I lie awake at night worrying over these things which are obviously more important than matters of life & death...

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(Login lorenzobellini)
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Unbelivable Philipp....

September 10 2009, 4:36 AM 

...you astonish me day by day!!!
and your classification of
sub dials is great and a good
reference for collectors.
Happy to be your friend!
Lorenzo

 
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(Login philippstahl)
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Likewise, hope to meet you soon!..nt

September 10 2009, 12:28 PM 

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Miles
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You guys need serious help!!!!! But I love you....

September 9 2009, 4:14 PM 

What's this??? Who has the most submariners in the grave yard competition??
I feel you are both lacking something in your none Rolex forum lives.....
Keep up the good work though guys It is a feast for the eyes...happy.gif
M.


    
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RolexWatchTime
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I get comePLETEly bored with more than one example of a reference....

September 9 2009, 5:52 PM 

i just can't do it. Unless there is something completely unique....about it...I can't duplicate....it freaks me out...

 
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You are the ULTIMATE

September 9 2009, 6:32 PM 

collector. What a collection. I can see from all your posts and pictures of Rolex watches you are a very, very, very, passionate collector. The best to you.

 
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(Login zane16520)
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Fanatical!!!!!!

September 9 2009, 10:12 PM 

Lovely collection there my friend.
Interesting to see the variation details though happy.gif

 
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Ty Erickson
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Wonderful P- just wonderful :-) That's all I can say- thanks for posting! nt

September 9 2009, 10:29 PM 

nt

 
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(Login tomvox1)
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Only two for me currently...

September 9 2009, 11:32 PM 

...but I get by...

5513Wrist.jpg

5512Wrist.jpg

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Awesome Subs, gents--some serious metal on the table here today!
Best,
T.


 
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MdV
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Impressive...but...

September 10 2009, 12:49 AM 

..no COMEX ..wink.gif ?

Nice set, P ! I presume you have a favorite ? Let me guess: first series 5512 after the 6538/5510 ?

Cheers,
mk

 
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Bernhard
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Fantastic line-up my friend.. and then thinking....

September 10 2009, 1:28 AM 

This is also only a part of your 5512/5513 package... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!

Crazy passionado.... it's hard to keep friends with you wink.gif
It makes one greedy and frustated!


LOOOOL!

What a ride my friend... and fun. With the next high-light coming up!

Maybe we can do a line-up then... with all variations next in line...


Great post!

ANd yes ... the 5512/13 is such a cool reference!


Bernhard

 
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(Login philippstahl)
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FANTASTIC Idea Bulli !!............... as long as you take of all bracelets ;-)...

September 10 2009, 2:24 PM 

Off course I'll help you, probably everybody will. That will be a picture NOT to forget, looking forward to that!!

good idea, again wink.gif
Philipp

 
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nice work p, are they for the goodie bags :) ???

September 10 2009, 2:22 AM 

cant eblive you did the times happy.gif

 
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Philipp
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Thanks my friends!!!...

September 10 2009, 5:51 AM 

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Regards Philipp

 
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(Login tomvox1)
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Another great shot and it shows some interesting crystal variations...

September 10 2009, 4:26 PM 

...I can recognize service Tropics and domed originals but also one or two with high "sides" protruding from the bezel a bit...

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...and one very high sided almost chimney Tropic--a 39 maybe?

18xrolexxtalshighlit-2.jpg

Anyway, I am working on a bit of a theory about the possibility of different dome shapes of vintage Tropic 19, so maybe you can tell me which xtals you have mounted on these watches and their origin if you happen to know...when you get a minute between all your other excellent research, of course! wink.gif
Best regards & congrats again on such a stupendous collection,
Tom

P.S. That high sided Tropic 19(?) is what I have on my 5513 and it caused some controversy when I first posted it several years ago...

5513Nuxtalprof.jpg

...still not 100% sure of it but I like it! happy.gif FYI, it was sourced from Australia.




 
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David R.
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Could it be that ....

September 10 2009, 7:54 AM 

you're missing one?
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I'm happy with that!....

September 10 2009, 8:26 AM 

Don't worry, I know i'm missing quite some variations but I also know that I'm working on it wink.gif

Rgrds.P

 
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Definately not worried, Philipp....

September 10 2009, 11:47 AM 

I am sure it is only a matter of time before your set becomes more complete.

Congrats on an amazing collection.

 
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Philipp
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Thanks David, time will tell ;-) nt

September 10 2009, 12:27 PM 

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Steve.P
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I think you might have OCD >

September 10 2009, 8:23 AM 

Mind you, I think all collectomaniacs have it to some degree or other! happy.gif

Well done on this fine line up Phillip. My favorite is the 3,6,9 dial .. They are amazing!

Besties indeed,

Steevie Pee

 
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Hope you don't mined Philipp..

September 10 2009, 9:36 AM 

But i cant help my self not using this scan as my desktop background..

what an amazing scan of a unique collection!!!!!!!!

best regards

Dana
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Thanks Dana!

September 10 2009, 10:23 AM 

your 'love' is also in there wink.gif
definitly a keeper to me!

thanks again, rgrds.P

 
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(Login DutchBC)
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In reality...

September 10 2009, 1:29 PM 

they are even better. I am lucky to have seen most of them live. I especially love the SYL with underline. That has to be one of the coolest watches on the planet.
I know i have bothered you to death to sell it to me, and I know now how ridiculous I must have sounded LOL.

Enjoy and see you soon!

Martijn

 
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LOL Martijn! I just got an offer to trade the SyL for a 6262 PN + $$...

September 10 2009, 1:48 PM 

and still don't know what to do... What do you think Martijn? should I do it? wink.gif

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(Login DutchBC)
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don't

September 10 2009, 2:02 PM 

just give it to me. I hear charity really makes people feel good about themselves.

No really, just don't.

Martijn

 
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(Login philippstahl)
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I think you're right...

September 10 2009, 2:15 PM 

I keep it, only a nice crisp 6200 can temp me wink.gif

 
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BTW, thanks

September 10 2009, 2:19 PM 

now you got me thinking about a 5512 again. That was my first love in Rolex world.
My wife will probably not thank you

 
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