Archive for June 29th, 2009
Andrew Babanin wrote a great test on gauge 3135 of Rolex to the time zone. It begins its review with the following, simple shorts but however with the introduction so much caracteristic,
Rolex is a manufacture with old traditions and hundred years of history. Rolex is always considered a watch of luxury, giving the insurance to its owner.
I would like to review a submariner models completely common of Rolex (ref. 16610). The case and the bracelet are made of stainless steel. It is an automatic stop watch certified by COSC with the second power stations and the indicator of date. There is special Triplock screwed in bottom of the crown with the protection of the increased ground water.
And what follows is all beyond short and of simple. a superb review on the movement of gauge 3135 in comprehensible text with some fabulous explanatory photographs. I wonder whether this review will become as well known as that done by Walt Odets.
The movement of gauge 3135 the rotor being crossed for the best seen.
I guess that I will use my watch 3135 tomorrow (Sea-Inhabitant)!