Rolex Submariner
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Oct 28, 2026
Sitting, Waiting, Wishing
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3:37Dom RevereHOST
I think we've had some folks on the podcast that are not quite as IPA-friendly as I might be, so the STS Pilsner, I think, is a good choice.
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3:46Dom RevereHOST
And then on my wrist, I have... my trusty beautiful but boring rolex submariner this is the reference 16 610 so this is a five digit sub with a date uh black dial stainless steel i think dates back to i'm winding the the bezel dates back to about 2007 as the model year.
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4:17Dom RevereHOST
I've had this watch for a very long time.
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4:20Dom RevereHOST
It's one of those watches that I don't wear very often because, frankly, it's so good it gets boring.
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5:26Dom RevereHOST
And maybe, you know, tie that into the Pliny the Elder we were just talking about, where something just gets...
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5:32Dom RevereHOST
It's so good and so... how can I say this? It's so good and so universally adopted that it becomes the boring choice.
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5:45Dom RevereHOST
And you kind of start rolling your eyes when you start hearing about, oh, I've got a Porsche 911, or oh, I've got a Rolex Submariner, or oh, I'm drinking a beer in IPA.
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5:56Dom RevereHOST
But there's a reason why these watches, these cars, in my mind, get to that point.
281 - How Rolex Uses Lies, Myth, and Deception To Sell So Many Watches (Encore)
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10:45John DavidsHOST
Do it yourself.
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10:47John DavidsHOST
Let's start off with the story of the Submariner.
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10:49John DavidsHOST
So in 1953, Rolex launches this new model, and it's not a fashion piece.
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10:55John DavidsHOST
It's really a tool.
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11:18John DavidsHOST
So that's the product.
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11:20John DavidsHOST
And then 10 years later, in 1962, something happens that will take it to a whole new level.
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11:26John DavidsHOST
James Bond wears a Submariner in the movie Doctor No.
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11:31John DavidsHOST
Everything changes.
Masaharu Wada on Japanese Watches, Taste, and Collecting
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11:33speaker_2UNKNOWN
So
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11:34Masaharu WadaGUEST
I started doing some research and my first watch was Rolex Submariner Date.
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11:41Masaharu WadaGUEST
Yep.
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11:43Masaharu WadaGUEST
Great first watch.
35 MINS LATER
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46:51Masaharu WadaGUEST
Yeah.
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46:52Masaharu WadaGUEST
I was collecting all the iconic watches like a Lange & Söhne, a Lange 1.
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46:57Masaharu WadaGUEST
First of all, I started with a Rolex Submariner.
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47:00Masaharu WadaGUEST
And I have Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, all those iconic
Second Lives – AP and Rolex CPO, Ebel Reboots, Bennahmias Returns – Episode 99
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35:02Asher RapkinHOST
you did?
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35:03Gabe ReillyHOST
How many people have reached out to us in our lifetime saying, hey, I'm getting married in a couple of months and my husband has always wanted a Rolex and I want to buy him a Rolex Submariner.
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35:14Gabe ReillyHOST
And then you have to explain to them all of the mishigas around getting a Rolex Submariner.
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35:20Gabe ReillyHOST
Sure.
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35:20Gabe ReillyHOST
And that has driven the desirability of Rolex and hence the secondary and the resale value of Rolex.
The Independent Watch Bubble Is About to Burst | Dual Time Podcast #22
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38:07Roman SharfHOST
It's as liquid as it gets.
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38:08Roman SharfHOST
Your Submariners, your GMTs, right? Every single watch that's in your case, and I'm going to get through the rest of them, by the way, every single watch in your case has a liquidity level of zero because the market for your watches is this big.
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38:19Roman SharfHOST
So as a watch connoisseur, as a watch lover, I will take this case over any Rolex that's sitting downstairs.
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38:26Roman SharfHOST
But as a watch dealer, I will take a Rolex... over any one of these pieces because of the so the question becomes what is the real value the real value is what we're willing to pay for it but you take that with a grain of salt because you have to understand that we put a value on a watch based on the fact of a service cost because everything is serviced We look at liquidity level, how fast will I sell it? It's a really simple formula, return on investment over time.
16. What are the ethics of the enrichment economy? With Dr Roman Pavlyuchenko
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4:10Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
That's impossible because the first thing they're going to tell you is, well, sir or ma'am, you need to have a purchasing record with us.
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4:18Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
So before we can sell you a Rolex Submariner in rose gold, maybe you need to buy 10 or 20 other Rolexes.
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4:25Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
You can start at like $5,000 or $10,000 and then kind of gradually work your way up to the Submariner that you want.
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4:31Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
Oh, by the way, there's a 10-year wait list.
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5:42David EllisHOST
And yet, it doesn't stop people who have the ability to do so from wanting to buy those goods.
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5:49Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
Oh, yeah.
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5:50Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
For the average clientele of the Birkin bags and Rolex Submariners, this is kind of like a game.
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5:55Roman PavlyuchenkoGUEST
You know, it's just a fun activity that you kind of engage with from time to time.
First Principles, Flying Cars, and the Future of AI in Every Home
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25:59Brent Sonnek-SchmelzHOST
You look at everybody's wrist.
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26:01Brent Sonnek-SchmelzHOST
And on 90% of the men, you'll see a Rolex Submariner.
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26:03Brent Sonnek-SchmelzHOST
And on 90% of the women, you'll see a Cartier love bracelet, right? Like, you're just going to see it.
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26:09Brent Sonnek-SchmelzHOST
Mm-hmm.
Watch Market Collapse! Why Did Secondary Market Prices Fall So Much?
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22:08Patrick BoyleHOST
To give you an idea of how much production has grown over the years, Rolex, who has never previously published production numbers, recently released the official Submariner book.
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22:19Patrick BoyleHOST
The book only gives production numbers on the diving watches, but if we look at the black bezel stainless steel Submariners, in the 1950s and 60s they sold around 10,000 units per year.
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22:33Patrick BoyleHOST
They doubled production to around 20,000 a year in the 1970s.
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22:38Patrick BoyleHOST
From the 1980s through to the 2010s, they sold 35,000 units per year on average.
Dial and Aperture Ep. 39 - Upcoming travel and gear worth spending big on
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60:30Nacho CondeHOST
That's, I mean, sometimes these books can be quite expensive.
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60:33Nacho CondeHOST
Um, and, uh, yeah, it's, uh, but it's a beautiful, beautiful book and yeah, definitely, uh, definitely one that, uh, if, if you're passionate about the brand, I mean, there's so many about so many different, uh, watch brands or even specific, uh, models of watches and things like this that, that, you know, like Speedmasters or Submariners, or there's a, there's a Datejust book by, uh, by Rolex as well.
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60:55Nacho CondeHOST
I think that they made fairly recently.
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60:58Nacho CondeHOST
Our friend Thomas from VPC also wrote his own book about the Datejust.
Making “Chasing Time,” the First Real Watch Documentary (w/ Adam Golden and Chris Gary)
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13:15TonyHOST
Adam, before we hopped on, you were asking me about New York watch time.
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13:17TonyHOST
And it was kind of confirmation in my eyes that at least this event in particular, indies are very much the flavor du jour in the way Rolex Submariners were 10 years ago, like Chris was talking about and the steel sports watches of the COVID run up.
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13:31TonyHOST
But as a dealer, I wanted to ask you sort of what you're seeing from your side.
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13:34TonyHOST
I think one of the things people question is, if there's a depth of market there or not.
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