ROLEX SUBMARINER "SMURF" vs UN MAXI MARINE DIVER: Rolex 116619LB Ulysse Nardin 260-32-8M

Contact tmosso@thewatchbox.com for pricing and availability; Either I have it, or I can get it! Shop pre-owned Rolex: https://www.the1916company.com/rolex-certified-pre-owned/our-selection/ Rolex Submariner “Smurf” versus Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver 260-32-8M! The Rolex Submariner (here Rolex white gold 116619LB) is the standard by which all dive watches are measured. Against the might of Geneva’s Rolex, Ulysse Nardin of Le Locle offers an insurgent challenge in the form of a full white gold UN Maxi Marine Diver. Similar in size, weight, purpose, and even color, these luxury dive watches represent apex-models from the core model lines of their respective luxury watch brands. The Rolex Submariner requires no introduction. Despite pioneering the layout and conventions of the modern dive watch in 1953, the evergreen Submariner never fails to elicit instant recognition as arguably the hottest luxury watch at any moment, regardless of country or era. While Rolex’s signature model is known for its continuity of design, the 2008 Submariner marked something truly new. The Submariner 116619LB bowed at Baselworld as the first series-production Submariner in white gold. More than that, the Rolex “Smurf” represented the first ceramic-bezel Submariner and the first Rolex Sub to use the larger “super” case profile that launched on the 2005 anniversary Rolex GMT-Master 2. Rolex fits an all-solid-link white gold Oyster Bracelet with a 20mm sliding dive extension. Inside its 40mm whi