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Rolex Submariner "Tropical Big Crown 4-liner" ref. 6538
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A unique example of the famed "James Bond" Submariner, the 6538 "Big Crown".
The 4-line variation is approximately 10 times rarer than the non-chronometer certified 2-liner, due to its significantly higher retail price at the time.
At the time, this was a souped-up version of a specialised diving instrument that was only necessary for those divers who needed the excess accuracy granted by the chronometer-certified movement.
This example comes from a salvage diver. It was heavily used and then left in a drawer on his retirement. Original radium lume intact, heavily tropical brown dial.
Comes on a period-correct rivet 7206 bracelet.