When the Rolex Submariner made its debut in 1953, it was very much a tool watch. With a stainless steel construction, water resistance of up to 300 ft and a rotating bezel to track elapsed time, it was built specifically to accompany divers. However, throughout the course of almost seven decades, the Rolex Submariner has evolved into not just an all-occasion watch but a luxury timepiece as well. In fact, it’s now more common to see the Rolex Submariner in formal occasions than strapped on a wetsuit. The iconic dive watch has become the watch that can do it all — from diving below the surface to a day at the office, and even worn under a tuxedo. |