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<small>[[Reference:submariner|Submariner]] › '''6200'''</small> | <small>[[Reference:submariner|Submariner]] › '''6200'''</small> | ||
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The 6200 is the rarest Submariner reference ever made. Nicholas Foulkes, working with direct Rolex archive access for the first authorised book on the Submariner ([https://www.rolex.org/ Rolex, October 2024]), put the production figure at 303 units. No other Submariner reference comes close. The 6200 is the high-specification big-crown branch built while the Submariner was still finding its shape: 8mm Brevet crown, 200m depth rating, no crown guards, and an Explorer 3-6-9 dial on the most desirable examples. | The 6200 is the rarest Submariner reference ever made. Nicholas Foulkes, working with direct Rolex archive access for the first authorised book on the Submariner ([https://www.rolex.org/ Rolex, October 2024]), put the production figure at 303 units. No other Submariner reference comes close. The 6200 is the high-specification big-crown branch built while the Submariner was still finding its shape: 8mm Brevet crown, 200m depth rating, no crown guards, and an Explorer 3-6-9 dial on the most desirable examples. | ||
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== Core facts == | == Core facts == | ||