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<![CDATA[ Oh Rolex, how swiftly you bounce from impressive diving tools to fashion watches. The new Sea Dweller Deep Sea was a beautiful thing with the fit and finish a king could enjoy. Then you gave us new Submariners and a larger Datejust <strong><a href="http://www.palenterprisesllc.com/aaa-rolex-watches-uk.html">http://www.palenterprisesllc.com/aaa-rolex-watches-uk.html</a></strong>, and now you return to your love of bling. There was a while when the Rolex Daytona was "the" watch to own. Waiting lists, VIP treatmets, pricing over retail. It was a delight to Rolex, and a pain for the consumer. Then the inventory started to catch up with the demand. Will the myth of the Rolex Daytona ever be the same? Hard to say. Well Rolex is trying to keep the line sexy, and this new version in not only in white gold, but also diamond studded. Enough diamonds to almost blind your vision from sparkle trauma.<br><br>Two versions are available for the 2009 line including a version with Arabic numerals and one with Roman numerals. What is your taste? The watches are covered in full pave with diamonds, but don't let that mask the true allure of the watch that is underneath. Inside is the automatic Rolex Caliber 4130 movement with a whopping 70 hours of power reserve. The watches are also all Chronometer certified - but that is the case with most every Rolex watch. What gets me is the silly name that the watches actually have. No, they aren't just Rolex Daytona watches, but rather "Rolex Oyster Cosmograph Perpetual Daytona watches. " And that doesn't include the language about the diamonds. Really? Why is all that necessary? Branding city right there, and what exactly is a Cosmograph? Then again, it is Rolex, and they want people knowing each little piece of the brand that they are buying into. For all my <strong><a href="http://www.palenterprisesllc.com/aaa-omega-watches-uk.html">omega replica</a></strong>, I would proudly sport this watch, and so would you.<br><br>Alex Roy, Gumball veteran and cross continent record racer has entered professional motorsport. Not driving himself but rather leaving that to professional racing drivers Henri Richard and René Villeneuve, Mr Roy's Team Polizei 144 liveried Porsche GT3 debuted at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca yesterday for the Grand Am Rolex series. Finishing in 12th place in the GT class, and 24th overall, the team is extremely pleased with their feat.<br><br>With Villeneuve driving the first 2 hours of the race due to the yellow flags not going according to the teams strategy, Henri Richard was in charge of securing the 12th place finish during the last 45 minutes of the race. In scorching heat and a track that is notoriously hard to set up the car for, Team Polizei's official racing debut is seen as a tremendous success. According to team kapitän Mr Roy, he only wanted the car to finish. It did and the saga continues.<br><br>Alex Roy enjoys a cult following after having entered famous road rally Gumball 3000 disguised as German Autobahn polizei. Securing several unofficial wins in preparation for what he had dreamed of doing since taking up road <strong><a href="http://www.palenterprisesllc.com/aaa-tag-heuer-watches-uk.html">Tag Heuer Replica UK</a></strong>; breaking the cross country record. On October 9th 2006, Roy broke that record crossing the north american continent, New york to Santa Monica. It was previously set during the US Express in 1983 by Doug Turner and David Diem in a Ferrari 308, equipped to the hilt to handle the marathon journey, was 32: 07. Alex Roy beat that time with 1 hour and 3 minutes.
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<pubDate>Fri, 08 Nov 2013 15:14:04 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>More Rolex Submariner Watch Sells For style</title>
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<![CDATA[ If the current state of the wrist watch collector's market is any sign, there is no depressed economy. Steve McQueen's iconic Rolex Submariner watch recently sold at auction for the sum of low price during an Antiquorum event. Actually, during the event, all Steve McQueen items alone, together sold collectively for an impressive low price - this included watches and other memorabilia (including a motorcycle) from the late actor.<br><br>The actor's personality was no doubt a major influence behind the price of the watch - aside from being a highly collectible Rolex, was still just a steel ref. 5512 Submariner in decent <strong><a href="http://www.palenterprisesllc.com/aaa-rolex-watches-uk.html">aaa rolex uk</a></strong>. The watch was made in 1967, was an automatic, has 200 meters of water resistance, and was a COSC certified Chronometer. An interesting note for me (typical of Rolex watches of this time) is the style of the links that have double screws in each link and metal side plates (meaning they are not necessarily solid metal links inside). This Rolex Submariner has no date, and I am not totally sure if Rolex watches of this era were always without date. These days there are date-less versions available, but most have the date with a magnifier lens.<br><br>I've been paying attention to watch auctions as of late and would say that highly collectible watches are not necessarily a bad choice for investment, though you'd have to be knowledgeable enough to know what a collectible <strong><a href="http://www.palenterprisesllc.com/aaa-breitling-watches-uk.html">Breitling Replica UK</a></strong> watch is. Overall I'd say that the yield for McQueen's watch was high and represents a good sign for collectors everywhere.
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<pubDate>Fri, 08 Nov 2013 15:09:33 +0900</pubDate>
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