2023 Rolex Daytona And Submariner Predictions - What to Expect From Rolex's Top Watches in 2023

The new year is here, and 2023 Rolex watches are coming. Tim Mosso returns to his popular live stream format as "Watches Tonight" explores the future of the 2023 Rolex Daytona and Submariner. The most famous Rolex watches are due for major anniversaries this year, and anything is possible as Rolex prepares to launch new models at Watches & Wonders. Whether you are a luxury watch buyer, Rolex collector, or watch industry insider, tonight's show is the ultimate forecast of what kind of watches Rolex will launch in 2023. Rolex Submariner debuted in 1953. As one of the first two modern-format dive watches (we see you, Blancpain), the Submariner was both a pioneer and a design icon in the making. By 1959, features like "Mercedes" hands and crown guards had defined what would become the modern format of Rolex's most famous watch. The Rolex Submariner turns 70 in 2023, and Rolex is guaranteed to launch new variants in support of the Submariner's sales campaign. Having already redesigned the entire Submariner line in 2020, Rolex likely won't launch a new generation of the Sub, but it will create new Submariner models never before seen. Likely changes to the 2023 Rolex Submariner include commemorative versions of the Submariner Date and "No Date" models. Since the 1953 Submariner was a "no date," it's possible that the flagship 2023 edition will be based on the No Date Submariner. Rolex has never created a platinum Submariner, so this is a distinct possibility given the 50th ann