SOT(Rolex Sports)C

SOT(Rolex Sports)C

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andy tims

Original Poster:

5,579 posts

246 months

Sunday 17th May 2015
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The BLNR has completed the Rolex Sports part of my collection. Certainly for now.





Of course a DRSD would be the icing on the cake, but that will have to wait (if it ever happens).

PS - I'm ste at group shots

Mja300

120 posts

136 months

Sunday 17th May 2015
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Lovely red sub!

HarrySmash

459 posts

139 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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A lovely looking quartet thumbup

Boshly

2,776 posts

236 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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BLNR? SOTC? DRSD?

Ok so may have sussed SOTC as shot of the collection but struggling with the rest here smile

Miguel Alvarez

4,944 posts

170 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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Nice collection Andy

Janesy B

2,625 posts

186 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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I've gone a bit green eyed.

Nigel_O

2,889 posts

219 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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Boshly said:
BLNR? SOTC? DRSD?

Ok so may have sussed SOTC as shot of the collection but struggling with the rest here smile
BLNR is Bleu Noir - I think the DRSD should actually be DSSD

16plates

1,804 posts

127 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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Boshly said:
BLNR? SOTC? DRSD?

Ok so may have sussed SOTC as shot of the collection but struggling with the rest here smile
BLNR - Blue/Noir (Blue/Black in french - referring to the bezel colour on the watch.)
SOTC - State of the collection
DRSD - Double Red Sea Dweller

chris56

556 posts

179 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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DRSD = Double Red Sea Dweller.

Nigel_O

2,889 posts

219 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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chris56 said:
DRSD = Double Red Sea Dweller.
learn something every day..... smile

HarrySmash

459 posts

139 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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chris56 said:
DRSD = Double Red Sea Dweller.
Excuse the question from a Rolex novice but why is the watch known as 'Double Red' and called a Sea Dweller when the dial shows Submariner?

chris56

556 posts

179 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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HarrySmash said:
Excuse the question from a Rolex novice but why is the watch known as 'Double Red' and called a Sea Dweller when the dial shows Submariner?
maybe this photo will help

the normal red submariner looks like this
(this is a photo of mine)



Edited by chris56 on Monday 18th May 20:10

Boshly

2,776 posts

236 months

Monday 18th May 2015
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16plates said:
Boshly said:
BLNR? SOTC? DRSD?

Ok so may have sussed SOTC as shot of the collection but struggling with the rest here smile
BLNR - Blue/Noir (Blue/Black in french - referring to the bezel colour on the watch.)
SOTC - State of the collection
DRSD - Double Red Sea Dweller
Cheers smile

And all the time I had a BLNR on my wrist beer always known it as the bruiser thumbup

HarrySmash

459 posts

139 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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[quote=chris56]

maybe this photo will help


Thanks for the picture Chris - now I do like the double-red version.

I've now re-read the original post and realised what I missed.

TimboCD1

69 posts

127 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Excuse my ignorance but I have to ask what model is the blue sub?

Got a big birthday in 18mths was 99% set on a LV but seeing that has me torn

PJ S

10,842 posts

227 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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BLNR = 116710

TimboCD1

69 posts

127 months

Sunday 24th May 2015
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PJ S said:
BLNR = 116710
Thanks PJ S - but that's the GMT & it's the Sub that's tempting me.
Got a feeling it's a vintage and is going to be hard to find and out of my league price wise. smile