Rolex Sea-Dweller 126600 - Specifications, Prices and Owners' Reviews

I have a Subdate 16600 that I really like but nevertheless I was tempted to acquire a more recent model with the caliber 3235. After 5 months I had a Seadweller 126600. My 18.5cm wrist supports it without problem and the significant weight does not bother at all. The new "Glidelock" bracelet allows ultra-precise adjustment. The bracelet is less sensitive to micro scratches than that of the Datejust or YachtMaster. Since the time reset due to the time change the drift is only -0.7 sec or an average of -0.0 sec / day!

I initially wanted a Sub Mariner Date, the latest iteration of the house, then when I went to try this Sea Dweller I immediately fell under the spell of this magnificent diver. A very beautiful presence on the wrist, the red line, model initially released in 1999 for the 50th anniversary of the legendary Sea Dweller. I am not a diver, the only time my watch will see water is during a dishwashing session, no more, no less. It's a shame but who knows, one day it will really see the ocean. In the meantime, as soon as I iron it, it's a real pleasure. I recommend trying this watch, less common than its little sister and certainly less copied.

I finally managed to buy this Rolex Sea-Dweller from my Rolex AD in Manchester a few months ago... after almost 2 years of waiting list. I was like a child when I got the call... I honestly couldn't believe it! I had tried it many times and I always liked its beastly and brutal side for a diver's watch... I read here and there that it was not a real Sea-Dweller because it has the magnifying glass on the date... Seriously, all these specialists telling you what to do and what to think... it's becoming a pain! I have the Rolex I wanted, I like it, it's beautiful, maybe it will go for a little dive this summer - or not - what matters is that I love it! Thanks for this platform that surprisingly did not exist before 🙏