RolexSubmariner

KEY FACTS

• A Rolex Submariner ref. 122619LB finished in 18K white gold, retailed in 2023
• Offered by a UK-based private seller
• A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor from a Rolex authorised dealer in the UK
• Presented with its display box, outer sleeve, warranty card, wallet and swing tags
• Also included in the lot are two spare links where the bracelet has been sized
• Covered by Rolex’s five-year warranty until 2028
• Graded ‘AA’ by the vendor who advises the watch is in unworn condition

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, seconds and date
• Rotating dive-bezel with Cerachrom insert
• Screw-down trip-lock crown delivers 300m of waterproofness
• Powered by the chronometer-certified calibre 3235 movement
• Automatic winding with a 70-hour power reserve
• Glidelock clasp delivers up to 20mm of incremental tool-free adjustment

SUMMARY

After much anticipation from enthusiasts and collectors, Rolex updated its Submariner range in 2020 - introducing some case refinements and new movements. Among these releases was the reference 126619LB, which has a case and bracelet finished entirely in 18K white gold. It also has the unique combination of a black dial and blue “Cerachrom” bezel - hinting at the watch’s precious metal construction. The 41mm case is slightly larger than its predecessor, but the revised lug profile and wider bracelet give the watch a more streamlined and seamless look, making it the most refined version of Rolex’s iconic dive watch to date. 

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