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A compound of the words “Military” and “Submariner,” it describes any of the four different references that were modified to meet the requirements of the British Armed Forces, going . See moreThe real difference between the last three MilSubs is based on their dates of release. The early 70s saw the 5513 reference used, followed by models issued as 5513/5517, which are . See moreBy 1971, the Submariner had graduated to a more modern iteration with the ref. 5512 (COSC-certified) and ref. 5513 (non-chronometer). . See moreAnyone familiar with collecting vintage watches, and Rolex in particular, will have identified the problem with the ref. 5517 straight away. The . See more
An introduction to the vintage Rolex military Submariner or Milsub, model reference 5513, double reference 5513/17 & 5517 issued to the UKSF (SBS + SAS)Rolex MilSub Submariner Reference 5517 Key Features: Reference Number: 5517 (5513/5517) Years of Production: 1971 – 1979 (approx.) Case Size: 40mm. Materials: Stainless Steel. Bezel: Bidirectional Timing w/ Aluminum Insert. Bezel Insert: Black Anodized Aluminum, Fully-Demarcated to 60-Minutes.
An introduction to the vintage Rolex military Submariner or Milsub, model reference 5513, double reference 5513/17 & 5517 issued to the UKSF (SBS + SAS)However, the correct Milsub designation is applied to the Rolex 5513 and 5517 issued to the Royal Navy. Our Rolex 5513 COMEX guide goes into more detail about this specific reference. Buying a Milsub 5513 or 5517
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After the Omega Seamaster served MOD divers from 1967 to 1971 as the issued watch of choice, the MOD approached Rolex and asked that they produce a reference 5513 Submariner with some of the same modifications found on the Omega. What resulted was three different MilSubs: the 5513, the 5517, and a double-stamped 5513/5517.
Rolex Milsubs (Military Submariner) were specially made for the British Military and they have several unique characteristics that include: 1. Sword Hands. 2. Second indices running around the entire bezel. 3. Solid Springbars that are soldered into the watch.By the end of the seventies, Rolex introduced the ref. 5517, a Milsub only ever supplied to the military and not made available to the general public. Every example of this watch was fitted with the 60 minute bezel and the large, flat, sword-style hands. The Submariner ref. 5514 housed the Rolex caliber 1520, which also powered the MilSub ref. 5517. However, unlike the 5517, this Comex version did not have an altered bezel insert or a different handset.
Model: Military Submariner. Reference: 5513/5517. Date: Circa 1975. Movement: 26-jewel Cal.1520 automatic. Dial: Black, Tritium T, luminous dot hour markers, baton quarters, white outer minute divisions, polished sword hands with luminous inserts, centre seconds.
Rolex Milsub 5517. In the seventies Rolex produced two types of Submariners for the Royal Navy, ref 5513 and ref 5517. The general assumption is that approximately 1200 samples of these types were produced in total. Between 180 and a few hundred samples are estimated to be still around. The Milsub Rolex is synonymous with the term grail watch. Its storied history and distinct features will give you insight on why. Source: Reddit. The Submariner is the world’s most famous dive — the watch that launched a thousand homages. But which of its many references is the stand-out model?Rolex MilSub Submariner Reference 5517 Key Features: Reference Number: 5517 (5513/5517) Years of Production: 1971 – 1979 (approx.) Case Size: 40mm. Materials: Stainless Steel. Bezel: Bidirectional Timing w/ Aluminum Insert. Bezel Insert: Black Anodized Aluminum, Fully-Demarcated to 60-Minutes.
An introduction to the vintage Rolex military Submariner or Milsub, model reference 5513, double reference 5513/17 & 5517 issued to the UKSF (SBS + SAS)However, the correct Milsub designation is applied to the Rolex 5513 and 5517 issued to the Royal Navy. Our Rolex 5513 COMEX guide goes into more detail about this specific reference. Buying a Milsub 5513 or 5517 After the Omega Seamaster served MOD divers from 1967 to 1971 as the issued watch of choice, the MOD approached Rolex and asked that they produce a reference 5513 Submariner with some of the same modifications found on the Omega. What resulted was three different MilSubs: the 5513, the 5517, and a double-stamped 5513/5517.
Rolex Milsubs (Military Submariner) were specially made for the British Military and they have several unique characteristics that include: 1. Sword Hands. 2. Second indices running around the entire bezel. 3. Solid Springbars that are soldered into the watch.
By the end of the seventies, Rolex introduced the ref. 5517, a Milsub only ever supplied to the military and not made available to the general public. Every example of this watch was fitted with the 60 minute bezel and the large, flat, sword-style hands. The Submariner ref. 5514 housed the Rolex caliber 1520, which also powered the MilSub ref. 5517. However, unlike the 5517, this Comex version did not have an altered bezel insert or a different handset.
Model: Military Submariner. Reference: 5513/5517. Date: Circa 1975. Movement: 26-jewel Cal.1520 automatic. Dial: Black, Tritium T, luminous dot hour markers, baton quarters, white outer minute divisions, polished sword hands with luminous inserts, centre seconds. Rolex Milsub 5517. In the seventies Rolex produced two types of Submariners for the Royal Navy, ref 5513 and ref 5517. The general assumption is that approximately 1200 samples of these types were produced in total. Between 180 and a few hundred samples are estimated to be still around.
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All versions measure 41 mm in diameter and feature a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with a date magnifier as well as a fluted bezel. The Datejust 41 ref. 126334 is powered by the in-house Rolex caliber 3235 and is water-resistant to 100 m (10 bar, 328 ft), thanks to the watch's Twinlock crown.
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