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Old 17 November 2008, 09:23 AM   #1
Earl
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One of our members posted this as part of a larger picture and I found it would point out very well how Rolex keeps the inside dry. left to right would be SD H valve, 2nd pusher on a Daytona, 3rd would be what you find on the DJ, and the far right what you will find on a Sub or SD.
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