Technically, 2023 was the 70th anniversary of the perfect replica Rolex Submariner. The brand considers the birth year of the iconic dive watch to be 1953 – but, interestingly, it was officially released to the public at Baselworld in 1954, 70 years ago this year. 2023 saw no significant changes to the luxury fake Rolex Submariner line other than a slight change in the shade of green used on the 126610LV, or “Cermit”. But this news wasn’t announced and wasn’t considered a true anniversary model by most enthusiasts, unlike the green aluminium-bezelled “Kermit” from 2003, which marked its 50th anniversary. So is Swiss made fake Rolex gearing up to celebrate the Submariner’s public release?
Some clues in other releases can lead us to a conclusion. For example, in 2023, we saw the landmark release of the Le Mans Daytona, a complete shift in 1:1 fake Rolex’s dynamics when it comes to limited, celebratory pieces. Never before have we seen a contemporary Rolex modified heavily and released in small numbers. Secondly, we have the Yacht-Master. Following years of speculation and public testing, aaa quality replica Rolex finally released the Yacht-Master in RLX titanium, and we know that this piece is highly sought after and produced in low numbers. It would seem like a confusing move for Rolex super clone for sale to invest in the manufacturing techniques needed to produce a watch in titanium, to their standards, to only keep it to a highly limited piece in the collection, right?
So those are two examples of where Swiss movement replica Rolex has changed its usual, almost stubborn direction and introduced something unusual for the brand. As a result, it would surprise me to see a titanium Rolex Submariner fake for men make it into the catalogue in 2024. It would retain most of the proportions of the current model, but going off the Yacht-Master and Deepsea Challenge, we would see the much-welcomed return of bevelled lugs on the high quality fake Rolex Submariner. Additionally, marking that 70th year since its launch, there’s a possibility we might get a splash of red text on the dial, because why not? We haven’t seen it since the mid-70s, so it’s about time we got something a little different.