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14 December 2017, 02:00 AM | #1 |
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Submariner Parts Compatibility
Greetings TRF! I am in the market for my first Rolex watch I have always wanted a TT Submariner. I also am far more attracted to Submariners with no date. Sadly, I don’t beileve Rolex makes a TT Submariner no date.
My new thought is to buy a Submariner 14060 and swap out the bezel, dial, insert, crown and handset for those same 18k yellow gold parts from a Submariner 16803, 16808, 16613, or any other TT (yellow gold) Rolex Submariner. I have a couple questions regarding this and I hope you nice folks on TRF can point me in the right direction. Question 1: Does Rolex make a TT Submariner no date? Question 2: Are those parts on a Sub 16803, 16808, 16613, or any other TT Sub going to compatible with the parts on a Sub 14060? Thanks in advance for all your help TRF! - Al Los Angeles, California |
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1) No they do not
2) The parts are not compatible
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2. I don’t believe Rolex makes a TT Submariner no date.{thats correct}
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If I were you I'd get a TT Sub and remove the cyclops. The date is less obtrusive without the magnification.
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You can put the older non-SEL TT bracelet on and swap out the crown.
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Then I would suggest getting one of the available offerings and not trying to create a frankenwatch. Unfortunately they don't build it the way you'd like....pick the closest one and go with that.
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Thanks to all for your suggestions and if anyone has any other suggestions I’d love to hear them. Thanks! |
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Yes but this is as close as it will get without trying to remove a cyclops
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Sorry, that is what people enjoy about the brand, a very strong presence that is very slow to change. The watches are iconic without needing to serve the interests of all potential buyers.
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