MiguelFlash
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Rolex Submariner
I had the 16613 that was unfortunately stolen, so, 3 years later, I’m back in the game baby! I don’t know why I waited so long to replace it.
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Vintage
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Review
Explore Subexplorer's in-depth review of the Rolex Submariner 116610LV, comparing its modern features to vintage 5508, 5513, 1680, and 16613 models. Discover insights on design, weight, and the charm of Rolex's iconic dive watch.
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Wristshot
Subexplorer showcases his Rolex Submariner Ref. 16613, praising its unique deep cobalt blue dial and gold accents, a favorite among collectors.
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Reference Guide
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Reference Guide
Mark Lerman's definitive guide to the Rolex Red Submariner 1680. Learn about dial variations, case numbers, and collecting insights for this iconic vintage model.
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Reference Guide
Baron - Mr Red identifies the Rolex Submariner 16610LV as a future classic, detailing its unique features and collector appeal from the 1990-2018 era.
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Rolex Submariner
I had the 16613 that was unfortunately stolen, so, 3 years later, I’m back in the game baby! I don’t know why I waited so long to replace it. ...
Welcome back to the TT Sub!
Maybe you were destined to wait for the new model! I love the small changes Rolex made.
Yes. The solid links, white lettering and slimmer case lugs etc improve the watch imho
And the improved clap and longer power reserve!