rolex 16800 vs 16610 | Rolex 16610 submariner price

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rolex 16800 vs 16610 | Rolex 16610 submariner price rolex 16800 vs 16610 The 16610 came in 1989 and uses the 3135 movt., and resembles the 16800 glossy dial Sub Date much in appearance, but whereas all 16800's had Tritium dials, the 16610's only . Please fill out all fields on the order form. If you have an account with us please .

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2 · Rolex submariner 16800 vs 16610
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4 · Rolex 16610 submariner price
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The 16610 came in 1989 and uses the 3135 movt., and resembles the 16800 glossy dial Sub Date much in appearance, but whereas all 16800's had Tritium dials, the 16610's only .

Rolex used those "intended" 904L cases with the old 3035 movements and . The last 4 generations of the stainless steel Rolex Submariner cover the past 41 years, starting with reference 16800 in 1979, then 16610 in 1989, 116610 in 2010, and finally, . Location: Denmark. Watch: Rolex, of course! Posts: 22,436. The Sub 16800 uses Steel 316L, and the 16610 uses 904L with is more corrosion-resistant but also has a higher Nickel content. The 16800's were the first Subs to get the sapphire crystal (making them water proof to 1,000 ft. for the first time for the Sub range), and it also introduced .

The 16610 with 904L steel was all set to be introduced and cases were punched out.. The 3135 movement that was to be used and introduced in the 16610 was not ready to be launched Rolex used those "intended" 904L cases with the old 3035 movements and stamped the cases 168000 to denote the difference from the 16800 previously made. Posts: 6,212. Usually people have a preference for a given model, since these two are dramatically different (date/no-date, acrylic/sapphire). But apparently you don't have a preference and mainly care about value. Well, the value of the 5513 hinges on details. If the watch is what it appears to be, the bezel insert is a replacement, which .16610 (2007/2008/2009); or. 14060m (2010/2011/2012). I have been through the pros and cons of each and recognise that the 14060m has hollow end links (as opposed to the SEL’s on the 16610) and have toyed with the thought of whether I really need a date complication for a daily watch. The engraved rehaut is on modes I'm looking at so I am . Join Date: Feb 2009. Location: Chicago. Posts: 1,830. The main differences lie in the 16800's sapphire crystal (hence greater water resistance) and quick-set date. The earlier 16800 should have a matte dial (like the 1680), but often these were changed to a white-gold-surround dial during routine service. Many collectors prefer acrylic crystal .

The 16610 case is similar to the 16800, not the 1680. Different movement fitting, dial positioning, crystal fitment, and, the 16610 is 904L steel. Also, the 1680s have the beautiful chamfers, while the 16610 does not. One of the things I like most about a nice 1680 case. Posts: 478. 16610 VS 16610T Help??? I have noticed a T after the some submariners, I am not sure what it means. I just purchased a 2008 16610 M serial and I am curious if it is a T and what it means. I know that the m in 14060m means motified movement and I have checked the boards to find the answer with no luck. Well, as for collectability and resale value, I'd say that a 16800 is more desirable than the current 16610. The Sub Date 16800 was introduced in 1979 and replaced the Ref.1680. The Ref. 16800 got some updated such as the new Cal. 3035 movt., and the acrylic crystal of the 1680 was replaced by a sapphire one, making the 16800 the first .

16800 vs. 16610 Rolex General Discussion. Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion Real Name: Vance. Location: North Coast. Watch: GMT II. Posts: 1,538. Submariner 16610 vs 116610. Looking at getting the Submariner. Considering the older 16610 vs the 116610. Like the shape of the case and lugs better on the 16610, but like the bezel and clasp better on the 116610. The price difference is negligible and with the improved clasp . Location: Denmark. Watch: Rolex, of course! Posts: 22,436. The Sub 16800 uses Steel 316L, and the 16610 uses 904L with is more corrosion-resistant but also has a higher Nickel content. The 16800's were the first Subs to get the sapphire crystal (making them water proof to 1,000 ft. for the first time for the Sub range), and it also introduced . The 16610 with 904L steel was all set to be introduced and cases were punched out.. The 3135 movement that was to be used and introduced in the 16610 was not ready to be launched Rolex used those "intended" 904L cases with the old 3035 movements and stamped the cases 168000 to denote the difference from the 16800 previously made.

Posts: 6,212. Usually people have a preference for a given model, since these two are dramatically different (date/no-date, acrylic/sapphire). But apparently you don't have a preference and mainly care about value. Well, the value of the 5513 hinges on details. If the watch is what it appears to be, the bezel insert is a replacement, which .

16610 (2007/2008/2009); or. 14060m (2010/2011/2012). I have been through the pros and cons of each and recognise that the 14060m has hollow end links (as opposed to the SEL’s on the 16610) and have toyed with the thought of whether I really need a date complication for a daily watch. The engraved rehaut is on modes I'm looking at so I am . Join Date: Feb 2009. Location: Chicago. Posts: 1,830. The main differences lie in the 16800's sapphire crystal (hence greater water resistance) and quick-set date. The earlier 16800 should have a matte dial (like the 1680), but often these were changed to a white-gold-surround dial during routine service. Many collectors prefer acrylic crystal . The 16610 case is similar to the 16800, not the 1680. Different movement fitting, dial positioning, crystal fitment, and, the 16610 is 904L steel. Also, the 1680s have the beautiful chamfers, while the 16610 does not. One of the things I like most about a nice 1680 case.

Rolex submariner reference 16610

Posts: 478. 16610 VS 16610T Help??? I have noticed a T after the some submariners, I am not sure what it means. I just purchased a 2008 16610 M serial and I am curious if it is a T and what it means. I know that the m in 14060m means motified movement and I have checked the boards to find the answer with no luck. Well, as for collectability and resale value, I'd say that a 16800 is more desirable than the current 16610. The Sub Date 16800 was introduced in 1979 and replaced the Ref.1680. The Ref. 16800 got some updated such as the new Cal. 3035 movt., and the acrylic crystal of the 1680 was replaced by a sapphire one, making the 16800 the first .

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