Rolex Submariner Travel the watch is as interesting

the watch is as interesting as it is rare

Rolex wasn't producing any Two-Tone Submariner models at the factory

Of course vintage is always a good way to go

This example likely dates to the late 1950s or early 1960s and bears 'Memovox' on the dial

The 1930s brough water-resistant offerings by Cartier and Omega: the Pasha de Cartier and the Omega Marine in 1932 and Omega's Marine Standard in 1939

Rolex Submariner Travel the watch is as interestingThere is no denying it, Rolex is a different beast than it was in 1982. While revered the world over by adventurers and the common man alike, Rolex today is seen by most as the epitome of luxury. This wasn't necessarily so when the original owner of this 16800 Submariner left the boutique with the watch on his wrist. Rolex was surely a household name, but this watch was a tool first, a piece of gear. It was made to dive, and dive deep. It was made to