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the match between the luminous on the hands and the luminous dots on the dial is one of my favorite elements of this one . . . all the luminous has a unique blue tone, as shown in the earliest catalog images of the Monaco.
In the worlds of vintage Rolexes and Omegas, there is currently a premium for so-called "tropicals" . . . so when does a faded watch become a "tropical" watch?
Jeff
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thanks for the support on this one!!
: I would have the hands re done and keep the
: dial as is.......
: I think it is pretty cool!
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