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Thanks aperna and you're right, it's not going anywhere.
That's the thing about the Sub trends come and go, but this one just quietly outlasts them all. The no-date in particular feels almost trend-proof, strip away the date window and you're left with the purest version of the shape that started it all.
It'll still look right in twenty years.
The Rolex Submariner 124060: Subtle Evolution, Enduring Debate
It's hard to talk about the Rolex Submariner 124060, unveiled in September 2020, without acknowledging its status as *the* benchmark dive watch. As foversta puts it, no matter how you look at the competition, the Submariner always has that 'little extra.'...
Thanks aperna and you're right, it's not going anywhere.
That's the thing about the Sub trends come and go, but this one just quietly outlasts them all. The no-date in particular feels almost trend-proof, strip away the date window and you're left with the purest version of the shape that started it all. It'll ...
A nice writeup
I wish they would introduce a tactical range with a matte dial, printed (or luminova blocks) indices, no shiny parts, heck even drilled lugs. Everybody can dream!
A matte, drilled-lug tactical Sub — now you're speaking my language.
Honestly, that's a watch a lot of us would line up for. The polished centre links and the cyclops-free glossy dial are gorgeous, but there's a real case for a stripped-back tool version, matte everything, printed indices, drilled lugs you can actually swa...