RolexSubmariner

Please note: The description has been updated as of 23rd of September to correct the watch's age.

This one-owner Submariner ref. 126631B was purchased new by the vendor from a Rolex authorised dealer in October 2020. It’s accompanied by the display box, outer box, warranty card, sleeve, booklets, and original purchase receipt. Also included are two spare links where the bracelet has been sized. Rolex’s five-year international warranty covers this example until 2026, with an additional five years of cover provided by The Watches of Switzerland Group’s extended warranty. The vendor advises the watch is in excellent working order and has graded it ‘A’ for condition. The images appear consistent with that assessment, showing some light marks, most notably on the clasp.

The ref. 126613LB is part of Rolex’s latest generation of Submariners and brings a luxurious feel to the world’s most recognised dive watch. The case profile has changed slightly from the previous generation with a small increase to a 41mm diameter, and the lugs have been slimmed down. Coupled with a slightly wider bracelet, the watch has a more seamless aesthetic. With its two-tone construction and striking electric blue dial, this ‘Bluesy’ is both a recognisable and desirable specification for this iconic watch. The bezel, crown, hand, markers and bracelet centre links are all constructed from 18K yellow gold.

Despite its transition from a tool watch to a luxury accessory, the Submariner maintains its utility and robustness, with 300m waterproofness and a scratch-resistant ceramic dive bezel. Attached to the case is a steel Oyster bracelet with polished 18K gold centre links. The clasp incorporates a ‘Glidelock’ extension system- providing the wearer with 20mm of tool-free adjustment. The watch is powered by Rolex’s latest generation 3235 calibre. This automatic movement is chronometer-certified and tested after casing to a tolerance of +2 to -2 seconds per day. The power reserve is rated at 70 hours.

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