How To Use Your Rolex Submariner - Set & Change Time, Bezel | Bob's Watches

Join us for another installment of Bob’s Watches Tutorials, where we will teach you how to set the Rolex Submariner. Shop the Submariner: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-submariner-1.html NAVIGATE THIS VIDEO 00:01 Intro 00:07 Overview 00:38 Vintage Submariner Operation 00:58 Setting the Submariner 01:49 Submariner Bezel Operation 02:13 Outro Bob’s Watches is the world’s premier used Rolex exchange, boasting one of the largest inventories on the market. Click here to shop pre-owned Rolex watches in stock right now: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/ Rolex developed the Submariner in 1953 and released it the following year during the Basel Watch Fair in 1954. It has since become one of Rolex’s most iconic and enduring models. The Submariner is characterized by a waterproof Oyster case surrounded by a 60-minute diver’s bezel. Depending on the year produced, the bezel is either bi-directional or uni-directional. Additionally, the case offers water resistance up to 300 meters/1,000 feet. The Submariner also usually has luminous hour markers and hands on the dial, except for a few rather luxurious examples decorated with glittering gems. SUBMARINER DATE VS NO DATE Early examples of the Submariner did not yet have a date on the dial. This feature was not added until 1967, when reference 1680 came to market. The date remained a fixture of the series until Rolex reintroduced the time-only Submariner in 1990 via ref. 14060. Rolex continues to produce both a date and a “