It Is The Most Iconic and Recognized Reference

[travisb]

Gotta agree. Although I prefer the standard Sub (no date), either are iconic staples.

[LouG]

Originally Posted by Marcjvr

The herd watch

I could care less....

My one Rolex is a 2015 bought 116610LN. I always wanted a Submariner Date and bought it when it was financially safe for me to do so. Six years long and I still can't believe I own it. I didn't buy it to fit in, I bought it because of how it makes me feel.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by HogwldFLTR

Pilsners are pretty popular but now I tend to go light. But thruthfully, the Sub Date is iconic but not as much as the Sub. I came across this photo in another forum.



A - Alpha
B - Davosa
C - Stührling
D - Rolex
E - Steinhart
F - Parnis

Interesting picture … A is a pretty darn good “homage”

[AEV]

I was just cleaning my Sub 114060 and was thinking that is pure perfection.
Timeless perfection.

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Interesting picture … A is a pretty darn good “homage”

My thoughts when I saw it; we all know it's copied but it's interesting to see a number of them in one shot.

[ROLEX*]

Originally Posted by Billfish

Focus could be on the art or addiction depending on mindset i guess

you should post this in Pilsner forum too

[1William]

The discussion could be had that it is the iconic Rolex watch. If you took a vote the Submariner would get mine. I also understand the DJ and the DD and to a lesser extent the Daytona. As a fan of almost everything Rolex and with more than 30 years of ownership in the brand the Submariner is it for me. I started with a SS Submariner and will always be there no matter what other watches I own.

[MrMercedes]

[Skaramanga]

Thé No-date submariner is the most iconic …


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[mg18]

Originally Posted by Skaramanga

Thé No-date submariner is the most iconic …


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While I am not disagreeing with you, OP simply said "so iconic", he did not say his sub date was "the most iconic". Perhaps in the title I guess. I think both are equally iconic personally.

[It's Hedley]

Hard to argue...