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Really thanks, Andrew,,,
I tryed to do the best. Certanlly, the lighting enviroment was no the best, but there are some nice pics.
the one I most like are the 6536´s dial... it´s simply awesome admire the depth of this lackered dial and this amazing tritium. This watch is awesome.
And about the event, it was organizated by a Rolex AD with the help of some spanish collectors, it wasn´t an event organized by Rolex. It was the effort of some particular collectors and the AD.
It would be impressive if Rolex would organize an event like this as, for example, Blancpain did some weeks ago with the FF vintage one.
Very best, my friend, and really thanks for your kind words.
Emilio
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Report... Rolex Exhibition: "A Journey Through History"...
Under the title "Rolex: A journey through history," my dear friends of an Rolex AD in Spain have organized an exhibition that, frankly, I´m really happy didn´t got lost. Yesterday, a good number of friends got together for a pleasant Saturday, the excuse ...
Superb, my friend. Superb post!
I like the way Rolex mixed old and modern watches. And, through you words, I feel all the love you have for the no crownguard Sub. Wish you dream becomes reality, Emilio. Thanks a lot for this nice " slice " of Dream. Un fuerte Abrazo. Nicolas.
Awesome report Vintage and Modern Rolex
Hi Emilio Thanks for taking us on this Journey through time and through the lens of Rolex. Like Nico said I see a no crown guard in your future. Bill
Thank you for this treat
you guys just won't let me forget some "things" .0) BEST Damjan
Great day
Perfect report of Daniel and Alejandro's exhibition. There are rare and precious Rolex. But the best is Daniel's explanations. A pleasure. Gracias por las fotos, Emilio.
Genial, Emilio!
Many thanks for this wonderful journey through the history of Rolex! What a pleasure it must have been to be able to see all these beauties! Congratulations to those who organized this marvelous event. Best of luck in your quest for a 5508. Abrazo, Alejan...
Great post....
thanks for sharing it with us...... Hopefully you can soon join the family of the "no guards" Cheers
Amazing post, Emilio!
My eyes fell out of my head, rolled across the room, and then I had to retrieve them and place them back into their sockets!!! There are so many gorgeous watches in your post! Where to start? Of course, I love James Bond's Submariner the best. The picture...
Wow. Thanks for the report Emilio.
The vintage Submariners are quite something. - SJX
Passion drips from your words, Emilio . .
. . . a passion for the essence, and not the substance, of Rolex. Muchas gracias, amigo . . . cordialmente, Turo
Fantastic coverage
Thanks for this presentation, Emilio. The 6536 is superb, as you say, and your pictures, likely taken in a difficult lighting environment, bring this out. Is this a traveling Rolex exhibition/collection? Thanks again! Andrew
Really thanks, Andrew,,,
I tryed to do the best. Certanlly, the lighting enviroment was no the best, but there are some nice pics. the one I most like are the 6536´s dial... it´s simply awesome admire the depth of this lackered dial and this amazing tritium. This watch is awesome...
the second pic from below is my favorite
which I title with "Give me the money or my watch back!" Frivolously yours, amerix
