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File:Ref 6536 red-depth-photo.webp|alt=6536-1 with red depth rating text|6536-1 with red depth rating text | |||
File:Ref 6536 gilt-dial-photo.webp|alt=6536 gilt dial — standard 1956 production|6536 gilt dial — standard 1956 production | |||
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Seven dial and case variants are catalogued within the 6536 family: the 6536/8 transitional, the red, gold, and silver depth-text dials, the OCC, the no-hash red, and the tropical. | Seven dial and case variants are catalogued within the 6536 family: the 6536/8 transitional, the red, gold, and silver depth-text dials, the OCC, the no-hash red, and the tropical. | ||
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Sotheby's 2018 New York result, Lot 252 at USD 225,000 against a USD 20,000 low estimate, is the world record for any small-crown Submariner and hammered at roughly eleven times the low. The watch was a first-series 1957 example (case 306,989), unpolished, with the no-hash-mark red-triangle bezel, glossy gilt dial, and original white circle seconds hand. Small-crown Submariners had previously traded in the USD 100,000–150,000 band; the Sotheby's result reset the ceiling. The Phillips Geneva XVIII 2021 Red Depth lot sets the high estimate at USD 54,000–109,000. Bonhams 2012 (£21,250) is a useful pre-boom marker for how far the small-crown market has moved over the past decade. | Sotheby's 2018 New York result, Lot 252 at USD 225,000 against a USD 20,000 low estimate, is the world record for any small-crown Submariner and hammered at roughly eleven times the low. The watch was a first-series 1957 example (case 306,989), unpolished, with the no-hash-mark red-triangle bezel, glossy gilt dial, and original white circle seconds hand. Small-crown Submariners had previously traded in the USD 100,000–150,000 band; the Sotheby's result reset the ceiling. The Phillips Geneva XVIII 2021 Red Depth lot sets the high estimate at USD 54,000–109,000. Bonhams 2012 (£21,250) is a useful pre-boom marker for how far the small-crown market has moved over the past decade. | ||
== Related references == | == Related references == | ||