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·Agreed, overall the angle makes it a bit hard to be sure but from these photos alone I'd say it's in good condition. Yeah, polished probably but in good condition regardless imo.
Thanks, I reached out to see if he could provide more pics. I've found myself getting really hung up on crown guards in my search for a 16570. Many are wayyy overpolished. How do these look? -- Thanks for helping lend an eye.
Thanks. I think I'm going to have to find a true unpolished piece to get what I'm looking for. I don't like the softened look.
Thanks, I reached out to see if he could provide more pics. I've found myself getting really hung up on crown guards in my search for a 16570. Many are wayyy overpolished. How do these look? -- Thanks for helping lend an eye.
Crown guards may be OK, but the bezel looks bad imho (very polished then somewhat rebrushed). I had a sharp expII once, all the charm is in the bezel for me.
Sadly there will always be buyers for the over-polished watch. Many people that want a vintage watch don't like the look of an old watch but want the cachet that comes with a vintage (and the potential investment) which means dealers are happy to give them a refinished watch that is old but looks new.
yup nice reminder and another one to look for on the older Rolex watches is the lug holes.
Holy smokes, look how the bracelet pins stick out too! The TRF fanatics would have a fit.
Old subs go for stupid money these days.
The problem is that most people (particularly sellers) are obtuse the difference between a nice, well cared for vintage sub, and a clapped out turd like this.
So are these crown guards "well cared" or clapped out 👎 I don't think they should be this pointy and thin? Looks like a accident with the polishing wheel to me🤨
Pretty rough shape. If priced accordingly, buyer can decide if he can live with it.