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The 6205 occupies an interesting position. It is less famous than the 6204 as the first Submariner and less dramatic than the 6200 with its Explorer dial, but the introduction of Mercedes hands gives it real historical weight. Collectors who care about the evolution of the Submariner formula rather than just rarity markers pay close attention to the 6205. | The 6205 occupies an interesting position. It is less famous than the 6204 as the first Submariner and less dramatic than the 6200 with its Explorer dial, but the introduction of Mercedes hands gives it real historical weight. Collectors who care about the evolution of the Submariner formula rather than just rarity markers pay close attention to the 6205. | ||
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== | * [https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2020/watches-online-3/rolex-reference-6205-small-crown-submariner-a Reference 6205 Small Crown Submariner, A Stainless Steel Automatic Wristwatch With Center Seconds, Circa 1955] — unknown, Sotheby's | ||
* [https://monochrome-watches.com/rolex-submariner-history-part-1-the-early-references/ History of the Rolex Submariner - Part 1, The Early References] — Tom Mulraney, Monochrome | |||
* | * The Vintage Rolex Field Manual, Chevalier Edition — Morning Tundra, unknown | ||
* | * The Vintage Rolex Field Manual, Chevalier Edition — Morning Tundra, unknown | ||
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