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  • hannhann00
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    nice,, that thing is cool any info on them as i've not heard of it?

    thanks

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  • flakkampf
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    Swee..... will aim for this.

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  • Gunbucker
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    Too bad I already have a 5513. Otherwise this would be what I'd go for... just love the look of a superdomed crystal.

    Here's the '66 5513:

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  • Gunbucker
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    Originally posted by AK™ View Post
    Very beautiful and desirable "Serif" dial 5513 you got there....

    Matching dial lume plots with hand set makes it all worth the while....

    Go by the simplicity of logic: "If it ain't broken, don't fix it."

    Just wear it, till something goes kaput...besides, not difficult to source for parts on that 15xx calibre movement...

    Do your research on RSC and Independent Watchmakers before sending your 5513 in for a "Spa"....personally I prefer independents....

    Excellent piece...would love to check out more close-ups of your bevels - aka edge of the lugs....to check out the degree of polishing variances....
    Hi AK,

    Thanks for sharing about the font, didn't realize it. I did some searching on the net on this and saw quite a fair bit of information as well. Coincidentally, I also stumbled across a '66 Submariner with the so-called "feet first" dial (with an ultra-pronounced dome!). What's the deal with all this feet-first, meters-first thing? I thought the commonly accepted year for feet first dials was in 1970s onwards? Appreciate your views as always!
    Last edited by Gunbucker; 12-05-12, 02:10 PM. Reason: Correction

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  • AK
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    Very beautiful and desirable "Serif" dial 5513 you got there....

    Matching dial lume plots with hand set makes it all worth the while....

    Go by the simplicity of logic: "If it ain't broken, don't fix it."

    Just wear it, till something goes kaput...besides, not difficult to source for parts on that 15xx calibre movement...

    Do your research on RSC and Independent Watchmakers before sending your 5513 in for a "Spa"....personally I prefer independents....

    Excellent piece...would love to check out more close-ups of your bevels - aka edge of the lugs....to check out the degree of polishing variances....

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  • Alexlow
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    Drool to the max! The photography is not bad either.
    Originally posted by Felix View Post
    Subbies never die, bro..









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  • Felix
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    Subbies never die, bro..









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  • Gunbucker
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    Originally posted by garis View Post
    My relatives of the 5513:

    Bro, you have my dream watch! Lovely patina on the 1665 *drool*

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  • limyw
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    looking for 1962 8xxxxx series 5513...

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  • garis
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    My relatives of the 5513:

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  • Alexlow
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    Haha.. Photo looks whiter than it really is. It's actually very light egg shell color, just the way I like it. XD

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  • xela
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    Originally posted by Alexlow View Post
    Try again..
    Snow-white brother..lol

    My long sold 5513 mf...

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  • Alexlow
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    Try again..

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  • Alexlow
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    1.59 mil series older brother.
    Originally posted by Felix View Post
    Yeah,... Old subbies never die, mate
    My M-first 2mill 5513

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  • Felix
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    Yeah,... Old subbies never die, mate
    My M-first 2mill 5513

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