Simple, it means the luminescent dots (hour markers) are larger than normal, that is all. A little difference, sure, but keep in mind in the world of vintage Tag Heuer Replica watches , the little things matter. So we've got a classic Rolex Sports watch with a rare Maxi dial, why not keep going? This particular watch is also signed by Tiffany & Co., who at one point was a retailer of high-end Swiss watches (we often find Rolexes signed by Tiffanys, and occasionally even Audemars Piguets). Co-branded watches have always been hot in the vintage watch world, but as we mentioned in our Trends to Watch in Watches 2009 article, the co-branded watch is king right now. The reason for this is that people are looking for a Tag Heuer Replica watches that is instantly recognized as a classic (like a Rolex Submariner?)
A vintage Rolex Submariner is one of the best investments you can make in watches. There is always going to be demand for them, and if for some reason, demand should fall, you are left with a rugged, great looking, high performance watch from the most famous manufacturer on the planet...could be worse, right?So if you are in the market for a vintage Submariner, what do you look for? Simply put, you look for the watch to your left. Well let's quickly amend that, there are some Submariners that could surpass this one in terms of value and rarity, but those will already cost you four to five times what this one will (we are talking COMEX, James Bond, Military).A relative bargain compared to the Submariners Tag Heuer Replica watches mentioned above, this late 70s Rolex features a rare "Maxi" dial. What does Maxi mean?
