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....I know, just couldn't help it

A Submariner falls into one of the categories I mentioned above. It's a watch that's engineered to perform in adverse conditions. link It's fantastic at what it does, and for that it's become an icon. And somewhere along the line it has also link ironically become a canvas for bedazzling gem-set work. I'm unsure of the origin story for giving a tool watch the gem-set link treatment, but it's very much a reality. And it's done in-house by Rolex – and Rolex doesn't make mistakes.

The fit finish and timekeeping is above that of the Seiko Prospex SPB143 which I've praised for its strong appeal several times in the link past and if you get the pre-order link price you're only paying a small premium over the cost of an SPB143 link or similar.