What is the rarest Rolex Submariner?

The rarest are the ref. 5517 based on ref. 5513 cases, so-called double-reference because of both 5513 and 5517 reference numbers. That makes this Military Submariner a highly sought-after collectible.

Is the submariner the best Rolex?

With a storied history, timeless design, and great value retention, the Rolex Submariner is one of the best watches money can buy. In fact, not only is the Submariner one of the world’s most sought-after sports watches, but it is arguably Rolex’s most famous timepiece.

What is the most expensive submariner?

Rolex Submariner
For $365,000, the 1972 Rolex Submariner Ref. 5513 was auctioned at Phillips Watches Auction Number Two in partnership with Bacs & Russo in 2015. This is one of the most expensive Submariner watches ever sold in history.

Which is the best Rolex Submariner to buy?

Rolex Submariner Ref. 5512 or 5513 (1958 – 1978, 1962-1989, Stainless Steel): If you want a true vintage Rolex the 5512 is an exceptional choice. The 5512 and 5513 models both didn’t have a date window, but all of these old vintage models look super cool. They can be pretty expensive but you can find a deal.

What is the average price of a Rolex Submariner?

So you may ask yourself, How Much Does A Rolex Submariner Cost. Believe it or not, that is a more complicated question that what you’d think. Not only does the Rolex Submariner MSRP range from $7,900 to $38,350 but the prices of the pre-owned market are larger than retail MSRP for certain references.

Why is the Rolex Submariner so popular?

The main reason the Rolex Submariner is so incredibly popular is what it represents. It wasn’t until the 1980s, and the increased popularity of steel among prestige watches, that it became a luxury timepiece. Not forgetting that it was James Bond’s watch for many years.

How much is the Submariner by Rolex?

Updated 2020: Rolex offers the Submariner in several different color and metal options; however the price of a brand-new, steel-cased, Rolex Submariner reference 124060 is $8,100 for the standard no-date version, and $9,150 for the slightly more expensive Submariner Date (reference 126610LN), and $9,550 for the version with the green bezel (reference 126610LV).