The 1 September 2020 Rolex teaser has just received an update!

[Seddyspaghetti]

Can’t wait!

[Paulr1980]

Originally Posted by liveralone

I tweaked the levels a little bit for a little better visibility.

Picture is inaccurate. The crown is aligned....

[Screwly]

Originally Posted by Seddyspaghetti

Can’t wait!

Can’t wait to wait?!?!

[Rexplorer214270]

Originally Posted by Paulr1980

Why do you care so much? Honest question. That’s the second or third time you’ve said that today.

There’s slang for almost everything. Policing it isn’t going to do a great deal.

Second time. So it is wrong to care about calling an iconic Rolex watch by its proper name on the ROLEX forums...perhaps you are right though on the policing part

[77T]

Originally Posted by liveralone

I tweaked the levels a little bit for a little better visibility.

So if Rolex was literally true to final form, Triplock SS, same case as today, no cyclops seen along the plane of the flat crystal, thicker sapphire.




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[Doublesalto]

Sd43 no date ?

[Paulr1980]

Originally Posted by Rexplorer214270

Second time. So it is wrong to care about calling an iconic Rolex watch by its proper name on the ROLEX forums...perhaps you are right though on the policing part

Not wrong but it’s not worth getting frustrated about. I really dislike Rollie but thankfully it’s not widely used. If it was I’d not try to convince anyone not to use it because there isn’t really a good reason why, other than it sounding naff.

[Potawatomi]

Originally Posted by Podmornica

I do hope it's the regular black dial Submariner with thinned lugs though .. Anything else would mean half a decade long wait list ..

Why would they have teased a blue dial in the last one and then go on to write "out of the blue" on this one ?

[Miexpeman]

Originally Posted by illiguy

It would be a bit uncharacteristic of Rolex to make an advancement in the Submariner before the Submariner Date (including PM and SS), right? For example, didn’t the 16610LN become the 116610LN in 2010, whereas the 14060M became the 114060 in 2012?

I know nothing, but I’d be surprised if the new September 1st release were a Submariner (without Date) only.

Unless... it’s a first ever (at least I am aware of) Submariner (without Date) in precious metal.

I think 3 identically sized dots on crown indicate SS.


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[Likestheshiny]

Second time. So it is wrong to care about calling an iconic Rolex watch by its proper name on the ROLEX forums...perhaps you are right though on the policing part

You mean, the forum where we talk about Smurfs and Pepsis, and various superheroes (and a Muppet)?

Call it what you want to call it. You just look a bit silly telling other people what to call it.

"Submariner" is, not surprisingly, most often used to refer to the entire line of watches. Referring to a "no date" or "sub nd" is a convenient way to refer to the specific model, which otherwise has no distinguishing feature. It doesn't imply that Rolex calls it that, any more than that Rolex ever officially sold a Kermit.

[Tools]

Originally Posted by JohnGingerwood

I guess a blue no date sub? Unless they are throwing us off with all this blue.

Blue, as in Deep Blue Sea, has always represented the ocean (diver), and may have nothing to do with color.

[JePro]

Originally Posted by Seddyspaghetti

Can’t wait!

Me Too!!! I hope i get it within this lifetime.

[Likestheshiny]

Originally Posted by Tools

Blue, as in Deep Blue Sea, has always represented the ocean (diver), and may have nothing to do with color.

This was my thinking, too. But, I hope so much to be wrong. Rolex has got to be aware that using the word "blue" without offering a blue watch is only setting people up for disappointment.

I really like blue watches. A steel, sunray blue Sub would be my dream watch.

(Not that I'd ever be able to buy one, given the demand.)

[Tools]

Originally Posted by Rexplorer214270

Second time. So it is wrong to care about calling an iconic Rolex watch by its proper name on the ROLEX forums...perhaps you are right though on the policing part

You're right. There is a Sub, and there is a Sub Date.

If folks used their proper names, there would never be any confusion.

[Likestheshiny]

If folks used their proper names, there would never be any confusion.

So if someone announces that he has a sub incoming, you're quite confident everyone will understand exactly which model he means? :)

[Oxfordian]

Its a teaser so whilst it may well be a Submariner that we can see it doesn't mean that the watch shown is the only change.

All this may indicate is that the Submariner range has received a movement upgrade, nothing else, no size change, bezel change or dial change.

On the other hand it could show that the Submariner now has a blue dial, blue bezel, new movement, whilst the Sub Date just has the new movement as Rolex is going to upgrade the Sub Date in 2021 with new colour schemes and a case size increase.

Its all a bit of guesswork as we don't really know.

[GVAZQUEZ]

Is it time to make 2021 predictions jajaja JK.. It will be interesting to see how this marketing works vs releases at basel..

Meantime rolex can take my money...

[scooba]

The Teaser has crown guards , So it isn't a Airking or Milgauss it surely must be the Sub or Yachty or Explorer

[BLNR1]

Originally Posted by Norbert

It'll be released September 1.

[Shdrolex]

[QUOTE=JWD531;10855290]I saw one video on YT speculating they can see an Oysterflex bracelet in the video. Perhaps precious metal.

It can be an oyesterflex bracelet.

[Loevhagen]

A genuine question to all the native English speaking members on this forum:

"Out of the Blue"

Do you interpret these words like:

a) Something with the colour blue is released?
b) Something totally unexpected (i.e. out of the blue) is released?
c) A model having a high WR is released (i.e. the blue as in rising from the abyss?)

Curious to hear what you think. Personally, I lean to litera b for the latest teaser, but then again my native language is not English.

[BLNR1]

If its a SS sub - blue w/no date...are they possibly getting ride of the existing black bezel / black dial combination?

[frtorres87]

I would love it if it was something new


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[Tools]

Originally Posted by Likestheshiny

So if someone announces that he has a sub incoming, you're quite confident everyone will understand exactly which model he means? :)

Irrelevant question.

If someone knows what they have incoming, they should use the proper model designator/name so that there would not be any confusion.

Their confusion doesn't undermine my confidence.

[jamescarter2a]

Originally Posted by liveralone

I tweaked the levels a little bit for a little better visibility.

3 dots on the crown, thick caseback, no cyclops... It's a (hopefully blue) SS Sub

[JWD531]

Originally Posted by Loevhagen

A genuine question to all the native English speaking members on this forum:

"Out of the Blue"

Do you interpret these words like:

a) Something with the colour blue is released?
b) Something totally unexpected (i.e. out of the blue) is released?
c) A model having a high WR is released (i.e. the blue as in rising from the abyss?)

Curious to hear what you think. Personally, I lean to litera b for the latest teaser, but then again my native language is not English.

d) How the AD responds: “Sorry, we are ‘out of the blue.’”


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[TswaneNguni]

Out of the blue ocean comes a Submariner ,strong in heritage with slimmed down lugs,like predecessors ,different movement and dressed in traditional black dial and bezel.

[WEST HAM ROLEX]

Is the anyway it could be a Sea Dweller??

[Jim Beam]

An update to the ND Sub makes sense if only because it's the most basic watch available and hasn't been updated in a while. Makes sense that Rolex would want to prop up their "bottom end"

[RBradleigh]

Originally Posted by Miexpeman

I think 3 identically sized dots on crown indicate SS.


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I noticed the three dots for trip lock and then had to do a lil Rolex crown recon and discovered the dot size nomenclature as well. The posted photo appears to be similar sized dots and so what I’m reading says either SS or Yellow Gold.

Reference: millenarywatches.com