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Old 26 February 2008, 08:39 AM   #1
timetravel125
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Icon20 What Is A Transitional Rolex?
Hi,All. I have been seeing advertisements from watch brokers, selling preowned watches, stating that a certain Rolex is "transitional." And, these watches command premium prices.

Is a transitional Rolex, based on the idea that a watch got a new movement, or it got a new dial, luminosity or case?

Thanks a lot.

Louie
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