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20 February 2009, 09:59 AM | #1 |
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Rumor from AD on new SS Submariner
I spoke to my local AD today and his Rolex rep was in last week. According to him, the new SS Sub, which will arrive in 2010 will have an all brushed bracelet...no polished center link. I'm hesitent to put too much stock in his comments b/c who knows what Rolex is going to do at Basel this year...much less next. But I must say I would love to see a new SS Sub with an all brushed bracelet!!!!
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20 February 2009, 10:53 AM | #2 |
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"a new SS Sub with an all brushed bracelet!!!!"
Sounds like the one I am wearing :) - GregB |
22 February 2009, 10:20 PM | #3 |
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Is there a SS Sub without an all brushed bracelet????
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22 February 2009, 10:30 PM | #4 |
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No, but the point he's making is there wasn't a polished center link SS GMT-II either until the gold and TT were released with them and the SS followed.
The new Sub, currently in gold only have polished center links (as with the old ones), so some have been concerned that the GMT trend will flow to the SS Sub also. So, if you view this trend as the end of the world as we know it, this rumor is heartening. Personally, I find it much ado about nothing. 99% of the SS watches are largely worn as dress watches and rarely, if ever, get wet, let alone see a 50ft dive depth. You'd think a polished center link was tantamount to a diamond encrusted bezel in terms of bling. MOST importantly, it's an issue that be solved in 20 mins with a light abrasive pad if you don't like them. |
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Is there even a new sub yet.
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Only one month more to wait before we know what happens...
Wait and see
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i,ve got a gut feeling that the ss and tt sub could be reveiled at the same time. with the current economic climate it may be benefit rolex to create new interest over the coming months. |
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23 February 2009, 05:16 PM | #11 |
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If it's not all brushed, I know a jeweler that can take care of that in a matter of minutes - Yes, minutes. Want to go back to polished, no problem either. Most likely no hollow links (or so I hope), so no need to worry that you'll cut through.
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I sure hope the bezel is brushed
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i just want it a SS Blue Sub... and I dont care one way or the other about polished or brushed..
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I expect it will have a bezel as well
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It better have a brushed bracelet of the head guys at Rolex are a bunch or idiots.
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The DSSD is fitted with brushed center links...
Maybe the next gen Sub will we in the same line... and i guess it will. The Sub has always had less "shine" than the GMT... 16710 had the side of the bracelet polished not the 16610... Anyways will will know about it fast enough. And for sure whatever bracelet will be fitted, we'll see hundreds of "New Sub, just got mine" threads around
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That is incorrect
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Brushed Bracelet
I think the bracelets look 10 times better all brushed, when I went into David Robinson Manchester to try on the new GMT Ceramic the polished centre links put me off, they said it would be very easy to make it an entirely brushed bracelet, didn't want to be on the waiting list though.
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You are correct, don't put too much stock in his comments. |
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23 February 2009, 05:09 AM | #21 |
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Everyone can speculate as much as they want as to what Rolex will do and come out with. Why not wait and see what they will do and pass judgement then!!!
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23 February 2009, 08:03 AM | #22 |
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When did Rolex start employing Reps? Sounds like yet another dodgey rumour.
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23 February 2009, 10:36 AM | #23 |
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i WOPULD mUD wRESTLE MY OWN MOTHER (AND SHE IS DEAD) FOR A ROLEX BRACELET THAT DOES NOT HAVE THOSE CHINA CHEAP HOLLOW TUBES TO KEEP IT TOGETHER. i HAVE HAD THREE OF THEM PART COMOPNAY AND ALMOST LOST MY sD BECAUSE OF IT. tO ME, THAT IS A DESIGN DEFECT AND NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED. iT MAY BE ECONOMICAL FOR rOLEX, BUT WHEN YOU LOSE A 6 THOUSAND DOLLAR WATCH BECAUSE THEY USE HOLLOW TUBES TO KEEP IT TOGETHER.
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It is perfectly normal that the Sub as well will look like the 18k white gold
but in steel...most likely the reference 116610 Same thing as the Daytona 116520 and 116509 |
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