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Rolex Submariner "Hulk" (Ref. 116610LV) Status Discontinued in 2020 Replaced by:Ref. 126610LV(“Starbucks” or “Cermit”) Rolex Submariner Two-Tone Black Dial (Ref. 116613LN) StatusD iscontinued in 2020 Replaced by:Ref. 126613LN

Funny you mention this, my 16600 is the only one that gets these fingerprints really visible. I don't remember if the 14060 I used to have did the same thing. Surely the 116610 which doesn't have AR coating too, doesn't bother me that much. Probably somet

Rolex Submariner Date 116610LN The White Trillium, Ontario, Canada’s floral emblem. Wishing everyone a great Monday!

and a Cohiba Robusto. Enjoy the rest of your Thursday. Regards, Steve

Keep the faith, all the best, Tony

Now I only have one Rolex, and I think that it's here to stay: 😍

Going for a jog and feeling especially appropriately dressed with my dark green t-shirt matching my Rolex Submariner Date 116610. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody!

A blessed Friday to all I’ve had my Batman for a little over 5 years and, while it’s been there for me through the thick and thin, it’s gotten to the point where I can get a comfortable fit (of the bracelet) for the entire day. With the 5mm extension open

I find the super case lugs too wide. And Rolex seems to agree given they tapered the 126610 lugs. But I had a thought: anyone ever polish the 116610 lugs enough to create their own taper? I’ve obviously seen a lot of extra metal polished away on vintage S

I have only parted with 11 timepieces since I got into this wonderful hobby back in 2005 and (thankfully!) have not really regretted my decision in any of them. What I regret was my chance to get a 116610 and 116400 many years ago. I also remember when my