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Originally Posted by stevemulholland3
(no offense stan,but I am unsure these where evr really made)
my friend,just because there has been one authenticated by Rolex in no way proves to me that these "Red" Rangers where ever actually made..
I have never found one catalog or pieve of paperwork that specified a red text ranger
and I for one have a hard timne believing these where in fact EVER made by tudor..
from the long discussions I have had with trained rolex watchmakers it is laughable the amount of knowledge that they know about vintage pieces...I started to talk to one and I could just just see the confusion and utter lack of knowledge in his eyes when I talked about rare model tudors/rolex..etc..
and I think one of these could easily slip thru rolex and get a certification as this model is not common..
as has been already stated this one is indeed a counterfiet,but still nice looking..
stan I have no doubt you may have had one,but how do you know it was factory original?
I woulkd love to see some difitive proof on this subject..
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...well, you have to take my word for it.
...I owned it for several years and the dial appeared to have never been touched.
...the 9050 is the actual Ranger Model. I have seen other models presented as rangers, but in my reference, the ONLY Ranger mdl was the 9050.
...don't know if I still have any pic's of it anymore, but if I do, I will email them to you Steve. It was a fantastic watch-should have kept it along with my pointed 7928. Only other watch I have ever sold that I TOTALLY regret now.
Stan.
