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Link to new so-called "kermit"
https://assets.rolex.com/watches/submariner/m126610lv-0002.pdf
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wow just wow
corrosion resistant steel,and brand new cyclops, and tool around the wow , and waiting list . my only regret why not 48mm or rather 55. I switch off IG for a week i think . Sorry for my rant , enjoy your eve
Yes, it appears the code has been cracked...
Also photos, and apparently legitimate, for a new OP 41 in some bold colors.
Go to rolexforums.com, Rolex General Discussion.
Look for a thread titled Updated OP 41.
all live now at https://www.rolex.com/de/watches/submariner.html
www.rolex.com No more Smurf in WG ! (with black dial not as cool) glad I got mine when it was possible !
This seems to the bystander like a crazy decision. The OP 39 must have been one of the most asked for watches outside of Sub/GMT/Daytona.
I will say, I do like some of the new dial colours in the OP line.
For sure Rolex know what they are doing; I have more faith in them knowing than any other manufacture.
But anecdotally, you ask an AD and I’m certain they’ll say the OP39 was one of the best sellers. For me, I don’t care. I actually prefer the OP36. And now I have a choice of a whole host of throwback Stella like coloured dials.