Gold Rolex Submariner on Stars

Rolex Submariner Yellow Gold Black Dial

Since the Rolex Submariner was first released in gold around the 1970s, there are vintage models that can be found on the secondary market. If you want to make it extra special, get one from your birth year just like Justin Theroux.

Gold Submariners from this era have unique characteristics, just like the ref 16808 pictured here. This watch is classified as “transitional” since it incorporates components from the ref. 1680, such as the vintage “nipple dial” characterized by protruding applied indices, as well as a few updates, such as a quick-set date and the Caliber 3035. Moreover, the watch includes a sapphire crystal instead of plexiglass. Photo from Justin Theroux on instagrams

If you’re into more modern Rolex Submariners like Chris Hemsworth, go for the newest 41mm edition released in 2020. Despite its slightly bigger case size, many Rolex aficionados agree that the Submariner 41, with its thinner profile and sloping lugs, wears very similarly to its 40mm predecessor.

Fans of the brand will also be pleased to learn that the Submariner now features the new Caliber 3235 Perpetual movement and a longer-lasting Chromalight lume. Photo from Chris Hemsworth on instagrams

Rolex Submariner Yellow Gold Blue Dial

Ben Haggerty a.k.a Macklemore likes his gold Sub with a little bit more color – he prefers the edition with a blue dial and bezel. This model is part of the new generation range Rolex introduced in 2020, complete with a larger 41mm case and the next-generation cal. 3235 Perpetual movement.

Despite a 1mm increase in size, the 2020 Submariner sits just as easily on the wrist as its 40mm ancestors. The blue dial and Cerachrom bezel, adorned with yellow gold and luminous markers, provide a striking contrast against the case and bracelet. Photo from CLEAN Cause on instagrams

Rolex Submariner White Gold Blue Dial “Smurf”

Gordon Ramsay has shown a great affinity for Rolex. The British chef has a wide range of vintage Submariner and Explorer models in his watch box. He was also spotted with a modern edition of the Rolex Submariner, and his choice is the 18k white gold “Smurf”.

This moniker comes from its beautiful white gold polish, blue dial, and matching blue ceramic bezel, all of which are similar to the imaginary blue cartoon figure. Aside from its striking colors, the ref. 116619 is highly appreciated for the subtle versatility of the white gold finishing, while keeping a depth rating of 300 meters. Photo from Gordon Ramsay on Twitter

Rolex Submariner White Gold Black Dial “Cookie Monster”

In 2020, the Sub’s case size was increased to 41mm, and a slew of new color and metal combinations were introduced. The solid 18k white gold Submariner originally known as the “Smurf” resurfaced, as did the black dial and green bezel model in Oystersteel known as “Kermit”.

Although the Smurf featured a matching blue dial that immediately conveyed its hefty white gold luxury, the “Cookie Monster” manages to keep a bit more of its tool-watch identity thanks to its comparably austere black display. Mark Wahlberg was one of the first to sport this edition of the Submariner. Photos from Mark Wahlberg on instagrams