Rolex Submariner Date "Red Sub" accessories Its design was groundbreaking: where

Its design was groundbreaking: where in pervious chronographs the telemeter and tachymeter scales were on the chapter ring of the dial

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and landed ten minutes later after a flight of 94 hours and one minute—fulfilling its mission a full two minutes before the ETA that had been calculated at take-off

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Rolex Submariner Date "Red Sub" accessories Its design was groundbreaking: whereIn the late 1960s, Rolex made a tiny change to the Submariner that, forty years on, sends ripples through the vintage Rolex collector community. We mean, of course, a single line of red text on the Reference 1680 Submariner, a watch that has gone down in history as the Red Sub. From the late 1960s to the late 1970s, there were seven different dial variations of Red Sub, being dubbed by collectors as Mark I through Mark VIII dials. Generally, these