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The Submariner is the most liquid luxury sports watch there is — the 1953 diver that wrote the template: unidirectional bezel, lume dial, Oyster case. Steel, two-tone, or precious metal, it's the reference a dealer can always place. Steel date models are the bread-and-butter; the spreads live in metal and vintage dials.
References we source dealer-direct — not in our live showcase right now. Request any reference; we locate it to your spec.
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40mm covers everything through 2020 (16610, 16613); 41mm is the current 126610. Steel date is the entry; steel/yellow two-tones (16803, 16613) add a premium, white gold tops the book. Ceramic-bezel refs (116610 on) hold up far better than faded aluminum inserts. Box, papers, and bracelet condition are decisive — Oyster stretch on older pieces is common and a replacement bracelet costs you. On vintage, dial originality is the whole game: tropical and ghost dials run well past standard market.
5512/5513 carried the first three decades; the 16610 era ran 1989–2010; the 116610 brought Cerachrom in 2010; the 126610 went 41mm with Cal. 3235 in 2020.
References in stock: 116610LN, 16613, 126610lv-0002, 116610LV, 126619LB, 126613LB, 116613LN, 16610, 126610, 16613T, 16803, 16800.
At $9,749–$42,550, steel sits near or under retail depending on age; two-tone and white gold account for the top of the range. Current live range: $3,200 – $42,550. Prices shown are the full card price; bank-wire payment saves about 3.4%.
Model names, references and specifications are referenced from the official Rolex Newsroom (www.rolex.com). Trademarks and product imagery rights remain with the manufacturer; product photography shown is of our own inventory.
This Rolex Submariner stock sits on a working wholesale desk at 650 S. Hill St., in the middle of the downtown Los Angeles jewelry district — not in a boutique and not in someone else’s showcase. We own what is listed, which is why the number on the page is a trade number rather than a retail one.
Every listing carries two figures: the card price, which is the price shown, and the wire price, which takes roughly 3.4% off. If you are local you are welcome to come and see the piece on the bench before you buy — call the desk first and it will be out and ready. If you are not, it goes out overnight and fully insured.
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The desk sits at 650 S. Hill St. in the downtown jewelry district. Call ahead and the pieces you want to see will be out and ready.
Every purchase includes a complimentary MyLuxApp.com certified appraisal
