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Rolex Military Submariner 5513 Milsub with UK RCS Paper

Model: , ,
Year of issue: 1972
Reference number: 5513 milsub
Condition: worn
Status: sold
Dealer country: France
Dealer name: Jerome Fellous
Price in EUR € n/a
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Description

Rolex Military Submariner 5513 Milsub with UK RCS Paper

year 1972

serial 3,82xxx8

dial  Original Circle T dial is in perfect condition with yellow luminous. The original sword hands match perfectly to the dial.

movement Rolex 1520

case Original military fixed bars case show light wear from use.  The 60 Minute military spec bezel is in excellent shape. Full serial number is repeated/matching inside the caseback. STERIL outter caseback.

bracelet Nato strap.

condition Perfect

accessories Comes with London UK Rolex Service Center paper dated April 2014.

Dealer

Jerome Fellous

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