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And thank you for starting an interesting post. I thought you might appreciate one more pic. in different light to highlight the colour of the text (and the scratches) I am now looking for something similar to match my 1972 GMT Pepsi. Best wishes, Paul.

I bought the display sign in a watch fair in Basel as a souvenir of my visit to Baselworld. I don't know for sure if it matches the date of my '83 sub but I really liked it. I've been waiting for an excuse to post it!

Having seen the watch I can verify that the watch is a beauty. The combination of ringed indices and curved plexi is unusual and attractive. I think that you now have enough vintage Rolex and more than enough Speedies and its time to save up for something really special!! (Just my professional opini

your knowledge has saved me some money!

The serial number between the lugs is 869834. The colour of the hour markers is off white and the hands match exactly and the font is white with 4 lines. The watch is coming up in an auction and I wondered if I should go for it. The auction house will not open the caseback. It is listed as a 1962 55

That information is very helpful. Could a 1962 5512 have a matte dial and feet first?

Could any of the Rolex experts kindly answer the following. Is it possible to have a genuine original 1962 Sub 5513 with a matt dial and feet first? Would this indicate that the dial has been changed? Many thanks. Paul.

The watch is being serviced soon and I will look for the reference number. Your watch looks great on the wrist and I'm sure it gives you a lot of pleasure to wear it. Do you know which is rarer- the 5036 or the 6036? Do you think the day and date in French has been changed at some point or could it

Your information is very helpful.