Rolex Submariner Date Anniversary Edition 16610V Flat 4 Box & Papers
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A&E Watches guarantees the authenticity of every watch we sell and we stand behind our guarantee of authenticity with a full money back refund.
The watch is in new condition, first edition “Flat 4” from 2004, with box papers, all booklets, an anchor, and a red tag. HIGH COLLECTION.
Original price was: $35,000.00.$24,617.00Current price is: $24,617.00.
Wire Price: $23,900.00
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Description
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner, Stainless Steel, 40mm case, Black Dial with Luminous Hour Markers, Date at the 3 o’clock position, Sapphire crystal, Unidirectional Rotating Bezel with Green Insert, Oyster Bracelet. This is a limited Addition Rolex 50 Years Anniversary Watch.
This watch has been serviced by our expert watchmakers:
* Movement cleaned, lubricated and serviced
* Calibration
* Hand refinishing of the case and bracelet
* Pressure-tested for water resistance to 1,000 feet
* 72 hours testing on our specially designed wrist motion simulator to insure self winding mechanism is functioning accurately
Rolex Kermit
The Rolex Kermit, a celebrated variant of the Submariner, was introduced in 2003 to mark the 50th anniversary of this iconic dive watch. The Kermit stands out with its vibrant green aluminum bezel, a bold departure from the traditional black bezels that had been synonymous with the Submariner line. This unique color choice led to the watch being affectionately nicknamed “Kermit,” in reference to the famous green Muppet character.
The Rolex Kermit features a 40mm Oyster case, providing robustness and water resistance up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), making it suitable for professional diving. The green bezel is paired with a classic black dial, offering a striking contrast that enhances the watch’s legibility and visual appeal. The bezel itself is crafted from anodized aluminum, which was standard for the time, giving the Kermit a distinct look compared to the later ceramic bezels.
Powered by the Caliber 3135 movement, the Rolex Kermit boasts exceptional precision and reliability. This self-winding mechanical movement includes a Parachrom hairspring, which provides greater resistance to shocks and temperature variations, ensuring consistent performance. The Kermit’s blend of innovative design and robust functionality has made it a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts. Discontinued in 2010, it remains highly sought after in the pre-owned market, cherished for its unique place in the history of the Submariner line.
Key Features:
- Bezel: Green anodized aluminum, providing a distinct and bold appearance.
- Dial: Black with Chromalight-coated hour markers and hands for enhanced readability.
- Case: 40mm Oyster case, offering durability and water resistance.
- Movement: Rolex Caliber 3135 with a 48-hour power reserve and Parachrom hairspring.
- Water Resistance: Up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), suitable for professional diving.
- Discontinued: Production ceased in 2010, adding to its collectibility.
FAQs:
Why is it called the Rolex Kermit?
The nickname “Kermit” comes from the watch’s green bezel, reminiscent of the famous green Muppet character.
When was the Rolex Kermit introduced?
The Kermit was introduced in 2003 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Submariner.
What movement powers the Rolex Kermit?
The Kermit features the Caliber 3135 movement, known for its precision, reliability, and 48-hour power reserve.
Is the green bezel on the Kermit ceramic?
No, the green bezel on the Kermit is made from anodized aluminum.
Is the Rolex Kermit still in production?
No, the Kermit was discontinued in 2010, which has increased its desirability and collectibility.
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Product Details
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner, Stainless Steel, 40mm case, Black Dial with Luminous Hour Markers, Date at the 3 o’clock position, Sapphire crystal, Unidirectional Rotating Bezel with Green Insert, Oyster Bracelet. This is a limited Addition Rolex 50 Years Anniversary Watch.
This watch has been serviced by our expert watchmakers:
* Movement cleaned, lubricated and serviced
* Calibration
* Hand refinishing of the case and bracelet
* Pressure-tested for water resistance to 1,000 feet
* 72 hours testing on our specially designed wrist motion simulator to insure self winding mechanism is functioning accurately
Rolex Kermit
The Rolex Kermit, a celebrated variant of the Submariner, was introduced in 2003 to mark the 50th anniversary of this iconic dive watch. The Kermit stands out with its vibrant green aluminum bezel, a bold departure from the traditional black bezels that had been synonymous with the Submariner line. This unique color choice led to the watch being affectionately nicknamed “Kermit,” in reference to the famous green Muppet character.
The Rolex Kermit features a 40mm Oyster case, providing robustness and water resistance up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), making it suitable for professional diving. The green bezel is paired with a classic black dial, offering a striking contrast that enhances the watch’s legibility and visual appeal. The bezel itself is crafted from anodized aluminum, which was standard for the time, giving the Kermit a distinct look compared to the later ceramic bezels.
Powered by the Caliber 3135 movement, the Rolex Kermit boasts exceptional precision and reliability. This self-winding mechanical movement includes a Parachrom hairspring, which provides greater resistance to shocks and temperature variations, ensuring consistent performance. The Kermit’s blend of innovative design and robust functionality has made it a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts. Discontinued in 2010, it remains highly sought after in the pre-owned market, cherished for its unique place in the history of the Submariner line.
Key Features:
- Bezel: Green anodized aluminum, providing a distinct and bold appearance.
- Dial: Black with Chromalight-coated hour markers and hands for enhanced readability.
- Case: 40mm Oyster case, offering durability and water resistance.
- Movement: Rolex Caliber 3135 with a 48-hour power reserve and Parachrom hairspring.
- Water Resistance: Up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), suitable for professional diving.
- Discontinued: Production ceased in 2010, adding to its collectibility.
FAQs:
Why is it called the Rolex Kermit?
The nickname “Kermit” comes from the watch’s green bezel, reminiscent of the famous green Muppet character.
When was the Rolex Kermit introduced?
The Kermit was introduced in 2003 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Submariner.
What movement powers the Rolex Kermit?
The Kermit features the Caliber 3135 movement, known for its precision, reliability, and 48-hour power reserve.
Is the green bezel on the Kermit ceramic?
No, the green bezel on the Kermit is made from anodized aluminum.
Is the Rolex Kermit still in production?
No, the Kermit was discontinued in 2010, which has increased its desirability and collectibility.
The watch is in new condition, first edition “Flat 4” from 2004, with box papers, all booklets, an anchor, and a red tag. HIGH COLLECTION.
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With over 35 years of hands-on experience, our team brings unmatched depth to every inspection. Using high power microscopes in our (San Francisco Rolex Repair Center, Link) we inspect the architecture of movement upgrades, the quality and make of the bracelet, and the chemical composition of bezel materials. Being able to verify micro printing, holograms, and hallmarks that even the best counterfeiters cannot replicate, ensuring the heart of your watch matches its body and protecting your investment from mismatched components.
All products provided to our customers are carefully serviced by our professional watchmakers before being given to their future owners.
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Every Rolex sold by A&E Watches is backed by a comprehensive warranty, serviced right here in our San Francisco workshop. With over 35 years of experience, our certified watchmakers treat every timepiece – yours included – like their own.
Your peace of mind matters more than any deal you’ll find online. That’s why every eligible watch we sell comes with industry-leading coverage, no registration required.
All pre-owned Rolex watches (manufactured 1975–2026) include a 5-year warranty at no additional cost. Coverage begins automatically on your date of purchase.
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A&E Watches is a San Francisco–based, family-owned Rolex specialist that has focused on pre‑owned and vintage Rolex since 1990. From our showroom at 888 Brannan Street in SoMa, we help collectors, first‑time buyers, and longtime clients buy, sell, and service Rolex watches with confidence, backed by in‑house evaluation, servicing, and a long‑term warranty.
What started as a small shop built on a sharp eye for value has grown into a second‑generation business known in the Bay Area for careful Rolex expertise, documented authenticity, and straightforward advice.
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Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner, Stainless Steel, 40mm case, Black Dial with Luminous Hour Markers, Date at the 3 o’clock position, Sapphire crystal, Unidirectional Rotating Bezel with Green Insert, Oyster Bracelet. This is a limited Addition Rolex 50 Years Anniversary Watch.
This watch has been serviced by our expert watchmakers:
* Movement cleaned, lubricated and serviced
* Calibration
* Hand refinishing of the case and bracelet
* Pressure-tested for water resistance to 1,000 feet
* 72 hours testing on our specially designed wrist motion simulator to insure self winding mechanism is functioning accurately
Rolex Kermit
The Rolex Kermit, a celebrated variant of the Submariner, was introduced in 2003 to mark the 50th anniversary of this iconic dive watch. The Kermit stands out with its vibrant green aluminum bezel, a bold departure from the traditional black bezels that had been synonymous with the Submariner line. This unique color choice led to the watch being affectionately nicknamed “Kermit,” in reference to the famous green Muppet character.
The Rolex Kermit features a 40mm Oyster case, providing robustness and water resistance up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), making it suitable for professional diving. The green bezel is paired with a classic black dial, offering a striking contrast that enhances the watch’s legibility and visual appeal. The bezel itself is crafted from anodized aluminum, which was standard for the time, giving the Kermit a distinct look compared to the later ceramic bezels.
Powered by the Caliber 3135 movement, the Rolex Kermit boasts exceptional precision and reliability. This self-winding mechanical movement includes a Parachrom hairspring, which provides greater resistance to shocks and temperature variations, ensuring consistent performance. The Kermit’s blend of innovative design and robust functionality has made it a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts. Discontinued in 2010, it remains highly sought after in the pre-owned market, cherished for its unique place in the history of the Submariner line.
Key Features:
- Bezel: Green anodized aluminum, providing a distinct and bold appearance.
- Dial: Black with Chromalight-coated hour markers and hands for enhanced readability.
- Case: 40mm Oyster case, offering durability and water resistance.
- Movement: Rolex Caliber 3135 with a 48-hour power reserve and Parachrom hairspring.
- Water Resistance: Up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), suitable for professional diving.
- Discontinued: Production ceased in 2010, adding to its collectibility.
FAQs:
Why is it called the Rolex Kermit?
The nickname “Kermit” comes from the watch’s green bezel, reminiscent of the famous green Muppet character.
When was the Rolex Kermit introduced?
The Kermit was introduced in 2003 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Submariner.
What movement powers the Rolex Kermit?
The Kermit features the Caliber 3135 movement, known for its precision, reliability, and 48-hour power reserve.
Is the green bezel on the Kermit ceramic?
No, the green bezel on the Kermit is made from anodized aluminum.
Is the Rolex Kermit still in production?
No, the Kermit was discontinued in 2010, which has increased its desirability and collectibility.
The watch is in new condition, first edition “Flat 4” from 2004, with box papers, all booklets, an anchor, and a red tag. HIGH COLLECTION.
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