Versatile Rolex Submariner
If there’s one kind of watch that can be described as “go anywhere, do anything” — it’s Submariner. Somehow, it works with jeans and a T-shirt, but it also makes you look at home with tuxedo sleeves. There is no sign of sparkling Sub – even with more flamboyant colors in green and blue special versions. Most importantly, it’s tasteful.
Versatility is also reflected in cost. The price of Submariners varies greatly. A new dateless watch (no. 114060) costs $7,500 — assuming you can even find one, since most retailers have long waiting lists — and a rare vintage watch can bring even the wealthiest watch lovers to tears. 
Perhaps not surprisingly, Submariner has become highly collectible by true enthusiasts, and this iconic replica rolex watches enjoys one of the best resale values on the second-hand market.
The most expensive submariner of all time, the 1956 submarine watch dial no. 6538, was so unique and rare that it sold for $1068,500 at auction in June 2018. And while the amount of more than $1 million may seem astronomical, what’s even more shocking is that this remarkable Submariner has no bezel or bracelet.
Of course, you don’t need that deep a pocket to make a smart investment in a Rolex Submariner .The timeless quality and durability of the design and manufacturing process means they are truly replica watches that can be passed down from generation to generation.
The Submariner is very powerful; it contains a lot of technological innovation in a bulletproof shell. It can go with anything, it’s a great investment, and it’s waterproof far beyond the reach of mere mortals. But let’s not kid ourselves — we’re still missing the biggest reason it’s one of the most iconic watches of all time.
It got the honor by associating with a man. Although the Sub has had a number of super-cool fans since its launch – Steve McQueen, Robert Redford and Bert Lancaster are all fans – its reputation was assured when James Bond checked the time of the 6538 in the glow of a cigarette lighter in Goldfinger.
The Rolex Submariner appeared in 11 bond movies before omega became the official supplier of watches for the 007 films. In Fleming’s original novel, the fake watch was also the first choice for a super spy, and was used more than once as a knuckle-cleaner when he really didn’t want his opponent to get up in a hurry again (mi6 had to pay for repairs every time).
The same Bond magic has done Rolex (and Aston Martin) more good than any clever advertising campaign can do. In the 1960s, it was impossible to be cooler than Sean Connery, who wore Submariner.