Black w/ Tritium hour markers, Tritium hands & Tritium lume

Rolex Submariner  is a desirable edition of the iconic steel and gold diver because it pairs the two-tone finish with a striking black dial and bezel.  Rolex would eventually discontinue this model around the mid-2000s to make way for the up-and-coming ceramic bezel generation adding even further to the desirability of the used Rolex 16613.  It boasts countless modern design elements including a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal a safer uni-directional timing bezel a COSC-rated self-winding movement with a Quickset date and 300 meters of water resistance.  At the same time this watch is somewhat vintage and nostalgic with narrower lugs and an older-style aluminum bezel insert.  It looks sharp tucked under a tight dress sleeve or strapped over a wetsuit.

Rolex Submariner  holds an interesting place in Rolex history as the last two-tone model to sport an aluminum bezel.  The aluminum bezel lends itself to a slightly more understated aesthetic than ceramic and has a nostalgic quality many collectors are after.  Of course there is also the striking two-tone finish which pairs well with the all-black bezel and dial and exudes a high level of refinement and sophistication.  This is the ready-for-anything Rolex that you can wear anywhere whether it be 300 meters below the ocean's surface or into the office.