Name: Rolex Submariner
Brand: Rolex
SKU: 5513
Availability: InStock

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Rolex Submariner

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Box:
No Papers:
No Age:
1987 Movement:
automatic
Case Size:
40mm Case:
Stainless Steel Dial:
Black Bracelet:
Stainless Steel Oyster
, LOT:
#010901 Location:
London, United Kingdom
Seller:
PWAUCTIONS



(trade)
Sold by a dealer
Currency:
GBP

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A dial that has aged from black to a brown or caramel color due to prolonged exposure to sunlight and elements. Highly prized for its unique and attractive aging. Greatly increases value due to unique appearance and collector demand.

Dial with gold-colored text and markers. Common in older, vintage models. Adds value due to vintage appeal and aesthetics.

Dials co-branded with the name of a famous Rolex retailer in Venezuela.

A dial marked with an underline below the "Swiss," indicating a specific period of production or luminescent material change.

A marking indicating the use of tritium as a luminescent material, emitting less than 25 millicuries of radiation.

A small luminous dot below the 6 o'clock marker. Unique feature found in some vintage models. Increases value due to rarity and distinctive look.

A bracelet design with visible rivet heads on the side of the links, characteristic of vintage Rolex models.

Depth rating on the dial lists meters before feet. Found in early models and considered more desirable by collectors. Increases value due to vintage status and collector interest.

Depth rating on the dial lists feet before meters.

A bezel insert that has faded over time, often to a grey or blue hue.

Special dials produced for COMEX (Compagnie Maritime d'Expertises), featuring unique branding. Refers to Rolex watches issued to COMEX (a French diving company). Extremely rare and highly collectible. Substantially increases value due to rarity and association with professional diving.

Refers to the elongated "F" in the Rolex logo on the dial.

A dial marked with "Swiss," indicating it was produced during the transition period from tritium to Super-LumiNova in the late 1990s.

Lume plots that have aged to a distinct orange or pumpkin-like color.

Early style of crown guards with pointed ends. Found in early Submariner models. Increases value due to rarity and vintage status.

Refers to the elongated "E" in the Rolex logo on the dial.

Refers to the military-issued versions of the Submariner.

Submariner with larger hour markers and hands.

A dial with a crown logo that resembles Bart Simpson's hair spikes.

Refers to the '4' and '0' in '40' on the bezel touching each other.

Dial layout with Arabic numerals at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock.

Refers to dials that have "SWISS" printed twice.

An inner ring on the dial with gold-colored markings.

A finish on the bezel or bracelet resembling tree bark.

Allows the escape of helium gas during decompression.

A Swiss retailer known for their exclusive co-branded Rolex watches.

A valve that allows the release of gas that builds up during deep dives.

A dial with a unique, natural cracking pattern resembling a spider web, often due to aging or environmental factors.

Indicates the presence of tritium lume, used for its glow-in-the-dark properties.

A dial co-branded with the "Tiffany & Co." logo, signifying a special partnership between Rolex and the famous jeweler.

Rolex Submariner 5513