The Craziest Tropical Dial fake Rolex Submariner You Will Ever See, For Sale

Serious Rolex collectors are a strange bunch. They tend to go nuts replica watches uk over watches that others would call “old” and “weathered”. Of particular to interest to Rolex collectors are “tropical” dials, dials that have faded to a nice brown color due to exposure to the sun and other various forms of light. A Paul Newman Daytona, a watch that would normally fetch around $100,000, brought down over $470,000 because it had a tropical dial. Tropical Explorers, GMT’s, and Submariners are really prized, and the watch we’ve found today is quite possibly the craziest tropical dial Submariner we have ever seen. Rolex replica

Most tropical dials go brown, and end up looking like this. The Submariner we’ve found here didn’t really go brown, as much as it went totally loco. The seller is calling it “tiger”, others would call it “spider-web,” we are just calling it straight up awesome. What makes the incredible dial even cooler is that it is on already killer watch, an early 5512 Sub with pointed crown guards, gilt minute track, and silver script. Often times with tropical dials, you’ll get horribly discolored lume plots and hands, but with this watch, everything is really just perfect. Plus, you get a fanatically faded bezel.

This is one of the strangest and most interesting vintage fake rolex watches we’ve seen in months, and it can be yours for $29,000. Click here for more details on what is easily the craziest tropical dial Rolex you’ll see.