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I just got the new Submariner Date 41 mm. It'd be perfect if it didn't have the cyclops. Is it possible to get the non cyclops crystal from the Submariner No-Date 41mm and have it replaced on the Date? The Submariner Movements. The models are all powered by the Calibre 3235 (“Date”) or 3230 (“No Date”). Both calibres offer a 70-hour power reserve and incorporate .K+K+
I just got the new Submariner Date 41 mm. It'd be perfect if it didn't have the cyclops. Is it possible to get the non cyclops crystal from the Submariner No-Date 41mm and have it replaced on the Date? The Submariner Movements. The models are all powered by the Calibre 3235 (“Date”) or 3230 (“No Date”). Both calibres offer a 70-hour power reserve and incorporate Rolex’s Chronergy escapement. The escapement enjoys an excellent reputation thanks to its efficient and reliable performance.Here’s a quick comparison between the Rolex Submariner 116610 (date) and the Rolex Submariner 114060 (no-date). Rolex Submariner Date ref. 116610LN. Case Size & Materials: 40mm; Oystersteel (904L stainless steel) Bezel & Crystal: Black Cerachrom (ceramic); Synthetic Sapphire w/ Cyclops lens; Movement: Cal. 3135; Water Resistance: 300m / 1,000ft
Maybe just get a no date sub if you don’t like the cyclops. I have one and admittedly it took me a while but I got used to having no date there. The new ones are 41mm as well so slightly bigger. I have a D-Blue and will add a Sub no date just because it will be a change and offer something completely opposite from the Deepsea. Smaller, all classic black dial and iconic symmetrical Rolex Submariner dial. Neither will have a cyclops but that is coincidental.
Yes, you could either get a Rolex crystal with or without a cyclops on that, and no it doesn’t have to be from an AD. L.A. Watchworks is a really good reputable source. They could replace the crystal in just a few days.
Introduced in 2020, this no-date Submariner model features a slightly larger 41mm case, an upgraded movement, and refined aesthetics. With its improved Caliber 3230 movement, Cerachrom bezel, and Chromalight display, the 124060 represents the pinnacle of Rolex's dive watch engineering, offering unparalleled performance and timeless style for . Although not original, it's not uncommon to find a non-cyclops crystal on a Sub with date. Some people like the look. At the end of 2020, Rolex turned heads by introducing a new generation of Submariners, measuring 41 mm. This included seven new versions of the popular Submariner Date (e.g. green bezel 126610LV etc.), as well as one "No-Date" Submariner, the Ref. 124060. Here is an interesting comparison of the two versions (with some really good shots).
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Reply. sporturawus • 2 yr. ago. No Date. The reason is that you never have just one Rolex, and you're going to eventually wind up with a GMT or a Datejust, so getting the Submariner without the date is your only realistic opportunity to get a symmetrical sport Rolex without a cyclops. 9. Reply. _HappyDad • 2 yr. ago.
I just got the new Submariner Date 41 mm. It'd be perfect if it didn't have the cyclops. Is it possible to get the non cyclops crystal from the Submariner No-Date 41mm and have it replaced on the Date? The Submariner Movements. The models are all powered by the Calibre 3235 (“Date”) or 3230 (“No Date”). Both calibres offer a 70-hour power reserve and incorporate Rolex’s Chronergy escapement. The escapement enjoys an excellent reputation thanks to its efficient and reliable performance.Here’s a quick comparison between the Rolex Submariner 116610 (date) and the Rolex Submariner 114060 (no-date). Rolex Submariner Date ref. 116610LN. Case Size & Materials: 40mm; Oystersteel (904L stainless steel) Bezel & Crystal: Black Cerachrom (ceramic); Synthetic Sapphire w/ Cyclops lens; Movement: Cal. 3135; Water Resistance: 300m / 1,000ft
Maybe just get a no date sub if you don’t like the cyclops. I have one and admittedly it took me a while but I got used to having no date there. The new ones are 41mm as well so slightly bigger.
I have a D-Blue and will add a Sub no date just because it will be a change and offer something completely opposite from the Deepsea. Smaller, all classic black dial and iconic symmetrical Rolex Submariner dial. Neither will have a cyclops but that is coincidental.Yes, you could either get a Rolex crystal with or without a cyclops on that, and no it doesn’t have to be from an AD. L.A. Watchworks is a really good reputable source. They could replace the crystal in just a few days.Introduced in 2020, this no-date Submariner model features a slightly larger 41mm case, an upgraded movement, and refined aesthetics. With its improved Caliber 3230 movement, Cerachrom bezel, and Chromalight display, the 124060 represents the pinnacle of Rolex's dive watch engineering, offering unparalleled performance and timeless style for . Although not original, it's not uncommon to find a non-cyclops crystal on a Sub with date. Some people like the look.
At the end of 2020, Rolex turned heads by introducing a new generation of Submariners, measuring 41 mm. This included seven new versions of the popular Submariner Date (e.g. green bezel 126610LV etc.), as well as one "No-Date" Submariner, the Ref. 124060. Here is an interesting comparison of the two versions (with some really good shots).
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