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ROLEX — Submariner — Ref. 5513 — 1972

Model: ,
Year of issue: 1972
Reference number: 5513
Condition: worn
Status: sold
Dealer country: Germany
Dealer name: Ralf Meertz
Price in EUR € n/a
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Description

ROLEX — Submariner — Ref. 5513 — 1972 wot ID 31962
  • Description Sub no Date, Matte Dial, Vanilla dots, Feet First
  • Casing inner caseback engraving I/72, steel, screwed case, screw-down crown, acrylic glass domed
  • Diameter 40.0 mm
  • Movement Caliber 1520, automatic
  • Watch Face black, feet first, original Tritium.dial and hands
  • Watch Band Ref. 9315, endlinks 380 1972, folded oyster bracelet, fliplock deployant clasp
  • *I.72, sold 1976 in Rotterdam , rare and nice collector's item
  • Condition very nice condition, box and paper, original invoice, original booklet
  • Year 1972

Dealer

Ralf Meertz

The Rolex Submariner

The Rolex Submariner is without a doubt one of the most successful Rolex models in history. Not only because it more than aptly served its purpose as diver’s watch, although I am pretty sure only a small number of Submariners has ever seen a spat of water. Its appearance in several James Bond movies certainly helped as well. If you omit functionality and marketing, the Submariner success is mainly due to its elegance as a timeless dress watch. It’s just one of those watches you keep looking at, regardless of wanting to know the time of day. The Submariner was launched in 1953 and officially presented at the Basel Fair in 1954. Check out my RPReport about the Rolex Submariner History by following this link...