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Singapore Rolex Club Vintage Rolex Appreciation/Poisoning Thread

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  • Alexlow
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    Originally posted by r4gs View Post
    True unpolished is rare to begin with and obviously gets more and more rare the older a watch is. IMO, an expertly polished watch that retains the original design lines (lug thickness, shape and of course the gorgeous bevels) enhances the beauty of vintage and does not detract from the overall value. Overpolished watches, unfortunately, are just sadly vulgar.
    +1 well said.

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  • Alexlow
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    Originally posted by triton View Post
    bought this last month.....posted some pictures in another thread.

    not sure old enough to be considered as vintage. also shy to post my 6694. all the vintage lovers here all got power watch. mine is like small hill see big mountain. can only drool
    Super classic 6694! Where are the rest of them? How about a group pix of all of them?

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  • r4gs
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    Originally posted by Alexlow View Post
    @Bro Taxico
    No worries, everyone is entitled to his own opinion and opinion differs all the time especially when it come to vintage and no one can say they are 100% sure.
    I don't feel offended at all and rather I like talking to someone who know his "stuffs".
    Thank you for posting your very nice double name daydate. The condition is amazing!
    Hope to see more pictures from everyone.HAGWE!
    True unpolished is rare to begin with and obviously gets more and more rare the older a watch is. IMO, an expertly polished watch that retains the original design lines (lug thickness, shape and of course the gorgeous bevels) enhances the beauty of vintage and does not detract from the overall value. Overpolished watches, unfortunately, are just sadly vulgar.

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  • Alexlow
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    @Bro Taxico
    No worries, everyone is entitled to his own opinion and opinion differs all the time especially when it come to vintage and no one can say they are 100% sure.
    I don't feel offended at all and rather I like talking to someone who know his "stuffs".
    Thank you for posting your very nice double name daydate. The condition is amazing!
    Hope to see more pictures from everyone.HAGWE!

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  • r4gs
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    Originally posted by nb1
    vintage for old men ok
    modern for young guys ok
    I guess at 29 years old I'm considered 'old'.

    Originally posted by triton View Post
    bought this last month.....posted some pictures in another thread.

    not sure old enough to be considered as vintage. also shy to post my 6694. all the vintage lovers here all got power watch. mine is like small hill see big mountain. can only drool
    That's a timeless piece there, and a manual wind too! I think 34mm's are the evergreen watch size.

    Originally posted by taxico View Post
    i am a self-professed freak when it comes to a never polished watch.

    i'm actually very glad you took the comment well - my purpose was not to irritate or put you down but for every 10 people admiring watches, there may be 1 or 2 that could well be learning to see what constitutes "unpolished" for purposes of buying a watch for themselves... and hopefully watches from a collector with an extensive range (should) constitute the best of what is available out there - but i know that this may not always be the case.

    for one reason or other, i try not to post pictures of my watches online anymore. but for you, i'll make an exception and take a photo, upload and post.
    Interesting co-signed dial, not seen one like that before.

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  • taxico
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    Originally posted by Alexlow View Post
    Thanks for the comment... How about sharing some of yours?
    i am a self-professed freak when it comes to a never polished watch.

    i'm actually very glad you took the comment well - my purpose was not to irritate or put you down but for every 10 people admiring watches, there may be 1 or 2 that could well be learning to see what constitutes "unpolished" for purposes of buying a watch for themselves... and hopefully watches from a collector with an extensive range (should) constitute the best of what is available out there - but i know that this may not always be the case.

    for one reason or other, i try not to post pictures of my watches online anymore. but for you, i'll make an exception and take a photo, upload and post.

    not quite vintage, but this has been on my wrist the past week:



    imo, unpolished:

    Last edited by taxico; 29-03-14, 08:30 PM.

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  • triton
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    bought this last month.....posted some pictures in another thread.

    not sure old enough to be considered as vintage. also shy to post my 6694. all the vintage lovers here all got power watch. mine is like small hill see big mountain. can only drool









    Originally posted by 116520 View Post
    Thank you. Post some of your 6694 lah.

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  • smartyjones18
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    Originally posted by nb1
    vintage for old men ok
    modern for young guys ok

    Short sighted

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  • smartyjones18
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    Originally posted by Trinidad View Post
    Wah sey 大哥 from dozens of modern rolex play until vintage rolex.
    Steady lah
    No lah, everyday fish and pork, also need to eat veggie right. And I found that vintage retains value better than modern.

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  • Trinidad
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    Originally posted by smartyjones18 View Post
    My 1675 pepsi
    Wah sey 大哥 from dozens of modern rolex play until vintage rolex.
    Steady lah

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  • Alexlow
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    Old gold for today.

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  • Alexlow
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    Amazing Long 5 insert!
    Originally posted by smartyjones18 View Post
    My Red

    Last edited by Alexlow; 27-03-14, 10:48 AM.

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  • r4gs
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    Congrats on the red again George, and classic root beer and pepsi!

    I am not so sure how the new WG pepsi will change things but I suspect not much will in-fact change in the vintage world. 6542 >>> 116719 anytime, anywhere now and a hundred years from now.

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  • pegasi
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    Some lovely pieces you have there, George.

    The pepsi will be more precious now that it is only produced in WG

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  • smartyjones18
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    My 1675 pepsi

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