Two-Tone 16613 Rolex Submariner Review - Ultimate Buying Guide

First introduced in 1988, the Rolex Submariner 16613 watch may have been replaced by a newer, chunkier-looking model in 2009, but it still remains a valuable collector’s item for those with a love for the classic Rolex dive watch. Equipped with diver-safety features like luminous coated dial indexes, a waterproof case construction, a rotating timing bezel, and an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, the Rolex Submariner 16613 is a luxurious take on the modern dive watch, and we are going to go into detail on this iconic Rolex design in this latest video. The two-tone Rolex Submariner 16613 belongs to the iconic Submariner collection – a family of sophisticated diver’s tools developed by Rolex in 1953. It was the first of its kind to offer an impressive 100-meter water resistant case crafted from solid stainless steel. The first two-tone Submariner watch appeared in 1984 with the release of the reference 16803, which gave rise to the popularity of a luxury diver’s watch with a twist. Never before had cutting edge technology been blended so seamlessly with such sophisticated and luxurious materials. The two-tone Rolex Submariner 16613 was created just 4 years later, and remained in production until the 2009 launch of the Submariner 116613 with its new “Super Case” design, which features thicker lugs and crown guards. Complete with a Cerachrom ceramic bezel, the ref. 116613 marked the end of aluminium bezels for Rolex and the beginning of a more robust, weather hardy, and corros