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Rolex Submariner Ultimate Buying Guide
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Are you interested in investing in the iconic Rolex Submariner? Click here to shop the entire Submariner collection now: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-submariner-1.html
For even more information, check out our in-depth Submariner buying Guide: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/submariner/buying-guide
The Submariner is a fixture in many luxury watch collections. This guide aims to take the guesswork out of finding the perfect Submariner for your wrist.
The Submariner hit the market in 1954. While early editions offered waterproofness up to 100 meters, the collection now boasts resistance to up to 300 meters. Together with a 60-minute bezel and iconic lumed hour markers and Mercedes hands on the dial, the Submariner is the perfect companion for any adventurous outdoorsman.
One of the most common and sought-after editions of the Submariner is the stainless steel Date ref. 16610. It was one of the first “modern” Subs to include a sapphire crystal and lumed plots in white gold. Its design set exudes contemporary sophistication.
The ref. 14060 is the 16610’s time-only cousin. They both have their redeeming qualities with the 14060 showcasing what many purists argue is a cleaner aesthetic.
Within the stainless steel collection are two bezel color options, black or green. The 16610V, or “Kermit” as many Rolex aficionados lovingly refer to it, includes a striking green aluminum bezel and a black Maxi dial. Green is Rolex’s signature hue and is often included in many ann
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