Don't tell me you got that from WU if you did I sold that to himSteve O. wrote:And this one fairly recently...
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My snowflake I got when prices were great glad I was smart enough to keep it I all most traded it for a Rolex GMT the deal fell through kind of glad don't know if I would pay the going price for one today.Steve O. wrote:This one too. Before prices went through the roof...
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And it was not any snowflake....Knome wrote:Ouch.... If I let go of a no-date blue snowflake sub, I'd be super pissed...

At this time, you could find one twice a year, never paid more than 1k euro for these. If i knew how balistic they are today, i would certainly have kept one.
79 gone too.


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Like this one?Knome wrote:Ouch.... If I let go of a no-date blue snowflake sub, I'd be super pissed...

Not too much regret. It's with a decent guy and getting the attention it deserves.


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All you needed was 77 and 78 and have consecutive numbers. I like to learn the 79 case back looks so different than the 76 on my snowflake case back looks the same as your 76 with out the issue marks. Should the 79 have the Rolex logo around the edge of the case back ? Was it over polished ? Hate to know what price you paid when they were a good deal for a military issued sub compared to what they sell today.mil_watch wrote:And it was not any snowflake....Knome wrote:Ouch.... If I let go of a no-date blue snowflake sub, I'd be super pissed...
At this time, you could find one twice a year, never paid more than 1k euro for these. If i knew how balistic they are today, i would certainly have kept one.
79 gone too.
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Nope. Bought it from a guy on MWR who is in Romania. Said it originally belonged to a friend of his who wore it in the early '70's while serving in the Yugoslavian Navy. Interesting back story if true.River Rat wrote:Don't tell me you got that from WU if you did I sold that to himSteve O. wrote:And this one fairly recently...
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This looks like a dick.homathetes wrote:Flipped this in 2010 and it's haunted me ever since. Someday, a vintage Doxa will be part of the collection again
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Maybe... if you have one giant twinkie shaped testicle...



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Freud would say recognition of that symbol as such would signify latent homosexual desire.
only accurate watches are interesting
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I've never owned a snowflake sub and this pics make my chest hurt.
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A few years ago I owned this Favre Leuba, but sold it. Since then I've bought three more! It's my favorite vintage dive model.
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Hi.River Rat wrote:All you needed was 77 and 78 and have consecutive numbers. I like to learn the 79 case back looks so different than the 76 on my snowflake case back looks the same as your 76 with out the issue marks. Should the 79 have the Rolex logo around the edge of the case back ? Was it over polished ? Hate to know what price you paid when they were a good deal for a military issued sub compared to what they sell today.mil_watch wrote:And it was not any snowflake....Knome wrote:Ouch.... If I let go of a no-date blue snowflake sub, I'd be super pissed...
At this time, you could find one twice a year, never paid more than 1k euro for these. If i knew how balistic they are today, i would certainly have kept one.
79 gone too.
I didn't even noticed that before ! I've asked a friend who knows well MN's and saw many. He said the watch was hard polished and the marking redone by the army or their watchmaker. There are other exemples, and they are correct as far as the marking font is the same as usual.
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I bought one of the rare Silver Sharkies a couple of weeks ago. I can't imagine letting it go so I feel your painhomathetes wrote:Flipped this in 2010 and it's haunted me ever since. Someday, a vintage Doxa will be part of the collection again

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