Rolex Submariner 16613

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The two-tone 16613 infuses the cool and toolish looks of the Submariner with some luxury.Rolex introduced the first-ever two-tone Submariner in 1984 as the ref. 16803. It was replaced by the ref. 16613, with an updated caliber 3135 automatic Rolex movement.This lovely example of the 16613 dates back to 2003 and sports a black bezel inlay with gold printing and a matching glossy black dial. The stainless steel case—measuring 40mm in diameter—is nice and thick and features an 18k yellow-gold turning bezel and matching 18k yellow-gold crown. The watch comes on a sporty-chic 18k yellow-gold and stainless steel Oyster bracelet that is in excellent condition

Introduction

Rolex SubmarinerIn 1953, Rolex introduced one of the world’s first wrist watches geared specifically towards divers: the Submariner. Rolex had to confront a number of challenges when designing its first dive watch. The watch obviously had to withstand significant amounts of pressure and had to accurately measure time spent underwater, which the first Submariner achieved by featuring a 330ft/100m depth rating and a rotating diving bezel. It also had to be easily legible in conditions of reduced visibility yet aesthetically pleasing. Hence, the Sub’s iconic large luminous hour markers and Mercedes hands set against a contrasting black dial.The Submariner is the most iconic and desirable luxury watch of all time and has been adopted by luminaries such as Jacques Cousteau, Che Guevara, and none other than James Bond. Our favorite Bond, Sean Connery, wore a big crown Sub in the 1962 classic ‘Dr. No’. The watch was also featured in ‘Goldfinger’ and ‘Thunderball’.

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