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VINTAGE ROLEX SPORTS MODELS book

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Hi everyone,
Just wanted to tell you about this amazing book which i got today, written by Martin Skeet & Nick Urul and published by Schiffer.
Basically it's the definitive reference guide to the Submariner Sea-Dweller Explorer GMT-Master Turn-O-Graph Milgauss & Cosmograph watches from 1952-1990.
It details all the subtle and not so subtle changes to these models as they evolved, my particular favourites being the early Sub models 5508 & 5513.
There are loads of beautiful pictures to accompany the text, many of rare models and old catalogues and promotional material.
I can't stress enough how nice this book is, please do yourselves a favour and get it!
The ISBN is 0-7643-2248-6 and shouldn't be hard to find.
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Thanks for posting the ISBN. It will be much easier to search for it that way! :)
I have that book.:thumbup1::thumbup1:

I have it as well....an invaluable reference. It can be had quite innexpensively on Amazon. :thumbup1:
I bought the same book some time back along with James Dowlings great book also.
Both books are a Must Have for any Rolex fan. Absolutely superb.
I do not have the book yet; but, I am waiting for the movie. ;) ;) :lol:
I bought the same book some time back along with James Dowlings great book also.
Both books are a Must Have for any Rolex fan. Absolutely superb.
My Rolex library is pretty complete....I don't have the latest update to the Dowling and Hess book, but I do have Vol. I and II of the latest "Collecting Rolex" book series by Osvaldo Patrizi. :w00t: Unfortunately, it is hideously expensive. :cursing:

In the photo below, you can see it the two volume compilation on the right, and I also pulled out a couple of other favorites including the Vintage Rolex Sports Model book I have, and the green book which is my newest book all about the Daytona. :thumbup:



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I'd expect no less a collection from you John!
How much are the Ozvaldo Patrizi, and are they easy to source?
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Nice library, John.

I prefer the books from Geneva :001_tongue:



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Mr. Hannes: That is quite the collection as well. Very impressive.

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Ozvaldo Patrizi

... How much are the Ozvaldo Patrizi, and are they easy to source?
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Same question from me.
Hi Pauley,

It is an awesome book, thank you for giving me the ISBN. I look at JBH's collections and WOW I am so behind.:drool:

Respectfully
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