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We have the Maxi style dial which has circular hour markers for the one, two, four, five, six, seven, 10, and 11, with index hour markers for the six o'clock and the nine o'clock position, and your usual 12 o'clock position triangular hour marker. Of course, we have a Mercedes hands for the hour hand, and it's just a standard minute hand. All luminous filled so that you'll be able to easily view this in the dark. And, let me actually go ahead and show you how that looks for a second here. So, I'm gonna go ahead and charge up my lume here. And, of course, while you're not going to be walking around with a sort of nightlight like me, you can easily charge it just from the sunlight during the day. So, let's how the lume looks. You can see a very beautiful blue light display there. This has the ability to glow for up to eight hours. One thing that's really neat is you can actually see that it's so luminous that it actually reflects off the rehaut of the walls, so it adds sort of this cool little like depth into the face of the watch itself at night. All right, I'm gonna go ahead and turn my light back on here. All right. But, not much has changed from the previous model to this model in terms of the dial. The dial is still the same structure, as I mentioned, the Max style dial, Mercedes hours hands. We still have the date window at the three o'clock position, with a Cyclops lens on top of that sapphire crystal for magnification, easier viewing of that date. This was the Swiss Made text at the six o'clock position, as you can see there. Let's zoom in. Has a little Rolex crown logo in between the Swiss Made now, so it's just a little minor change there. And I just wanna zoom in on the text so you can read that text. The standard Swiss watch is about minus four plus six a day, meaning that it could be slower by four seconds or fast by six seconds. But, for a Rolex watch the double test their standard. They have a double testing standard and they look for minus two plus two seconds a day. So, slow two seconds or fast two seconds. Or, you know, anything, anywhere in between that. All right, moving on now to the bezel of the watch. The bezel, you still have your beautiful black ceramic bezel. You can see it's nice, glossy, and shiny, actually can reflect my actual light box here. You can see some of my light box from just the, just from the reflection of the bezel. But, besides that still, the unidirectional bezel, as you can see, shifts to the left, does not shift to the right at all. This is a diver's watch so this is used to track elapsed time. If you're, if you are diving, you can track your elapsed time for your oxygen levels on your oxygen tank, of course. And that's why it's unidirectional just in case you bump your bezel and get a miscalculation reading of the time left in your oxygen tank. But, if you're not diving and you're just a normal person just like us, you just like the Submariner, you can just use it to track other mundane things like how fast you can run a mile, or how long your office, a business meeting can take. You just simply shift that bezel all the way over, match it up with the minute, and then you'll be able to track the elapsed time with an easy to read bezel, very beautiful platinum dusted, platinum dusted index hour index markers and Arabic numerals. Index markers at the every five positions, so, five, 15, 25. And then we have Arabic numerals for every even position number, so, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. And, of course, at the 12 o'clock position, or the initial start point, we have the triangular peridot at the top, also luminous as well in conjunction with the dial. So, we come across to the case now. This is where the first the changes come in. So, the first change was that this watch is no longer 40 millimeter style, a 40 millimeters in diameter watch, it's a 41 millimeter. So, the millimeter increase in the watch. So, from an index finger to my thumb here, that's 41 millimeters in diameter. From the side profile, the side profile hasn't changed too much as well, but it has slimmed down just a tiny bit because the lugs of the watch have been slimmed down in conjunction of it being a one millimeter, one millimeter larger. So, we have nice slimmer case lugs now. Still have the same high polish for both sides. Once again, I'll start from the nine o'clock position side. You can see very beautiful high polish matching with the bracelet. Then moving to the crown side at the three o'clock position, you can see once again, a nice beautiful high polish matching with this bracelet. One other small change is actually on the crown guards. This is called the crown guard, obviously because their crown is here and this guards the crown from being hit. The crown guards have actually been slimmed down as well in conjunction with the slimming down of the case. Obviously it does make sense to slim down both things as that would just be strange to have larger crown guards and the thin case. So, everything is nicely kept in proportion. Moving on to the crown now. So, the crown is a Triplock, triple waterproofness system as shown by the Rolex crown logo there. You can see three little dot indentations underneath that crown logo for that Triplock. We're gonna go ahead and unwind that counterclockwise, as that's how you open the crown on this watch. In the center, this is the center position, the initial position where you actually don't pull any of the crown out, just simply unwind it. And this is where you can wind your watch. About 15 to 20 winds is all you need to get it started from a dead stop. Pulling your crown out to the next position, of course, will allow you to adjust the date instantaneously. You can see up to three o'clock position, just moving it clockwise. It's easy to use. And pulling the crown out to the final position will allow you to bi-directionally move the hands. Of course, the second hand will be stopped as well for precise time setting, such as to an atomic clock online, you can set it down to the exact seconds. And, of course, pressing the crown back in will start that second hand once more. And always make sure to screw the crown nice and tight in against the case as your watch is only water resistant when the crown is tight against the case. And, specifically as this is a divers watch, this is a Submariner, we've already mentioned the water resistance. So, I'm gonna go ahead and zoom in and show you it again if you didn't see it. Three hundred meters or 1000 feet. All right, so let me move on to the bracelet now. So, the bracelet might look the same from the previous model at a glance, but, actually, this has been changed too. Of course, updated with the proportions of being the watching on 41 millimeter now. We have a one millimeter thickness increase from the center link. So, similar to the previous model, the previous models of release of the Deepsea and the Sea-Dwellers, they had a one millimeter increase in their bracelets as well, just to keep the watch nicely in proportion. So, I'm gonna go ahead and pull this watch back away from the camera a little bit and just show you the first of the few links, 'cause only the first few links are tapered before it goes into, you know, your typical pattern of a bracelet. But you can see it keeps a nice, very beautiful portion overall. So, Rolex knew what they're doing when they increased the size by one millimeter. They made sure the lugs are nice and slim to match with that increase. The crown was slimmed down as well, and that one millimeter increase on their bracelet as well. Just overall, it just looks absolutely perfect in every way just going through the whole watch. I'm not sure what much, what else you could want from a stainless steel Submariner, but I feel like this is sort of the pinnacle already. This is fantastic all around. But, anyways, enough to talk about just general blabbering. We're gonna go ahead and talk about the bracelet now. So, I mentioned the one millimeter increase in the center of the links. It is still a brushed steel finish throughout all of the oyster style bracelet. This watch still only comes in an oyster, so it didn't get any treatment like the Batman or the GMT Master, where they put it all in the Jubilee style bracelet. So, this is still on a sports style bracelet, the oyster style bracelet. You can see the clasp, about the same as well. This is on the other side of the bracelet, same thing as well, just nice brushed finish, tapering from the first links down. And then we have this typical safety folding oyster lock of the Rolex clasp. So, we're gonna go ahead and open that face plate, open up that folding portion, and there we are, beautifully, high polished clasp blades from Rolex. Now that I have some zoom features now on my on my camera I can zoom in on that engraving there you can see how beautiful that engraving is. Just looks absolutely perfect on that clasp plate. All right, so, gonna go ahead and close that up now. So, the other, the update, the last and final update that they did to this watch is actually located inside the watch itself. And, we're gonna be talking about the movement. So, the movement is, has been updated from the, you know, the three decades old 3135 movement. Now we're moving to a 3235 movement that Rolex has pretty much been updating most of their watches with. They've been moving to a higher standard for their watches, and they're trying to use more in-house made parts than using other industry standard parts. So, we're looking at a 3235 caliber movement, in house made by a Rolex. Still perpetual mechanical self winding movement. Has the precision of plus two minus two seconds a day, as I mentioned before. The functions are still the same in the sense that it still charts it's functions as the hour, minute, and seconds hand. It hasn't been changed from the date, and stopping it's second time for precise time setting as I've shown you with the crown functions. It still has the Paramagnetic blue Parachrom hairspring which helps aid against resistance against magnetism. But, now we have a high-performance Paraflex shock absorbers which is Rolex's in-house made shock absorbers, which they claim absorbs 50% more socks than the industry standard, which is what in the previous model with a 3135 caliber movement was a KIF shock absorbers. Now, let me actually go ahead and show you this watch on my wrists. We're gonna go ahead and locate that folding oyster. So, there's the safety lock on it, the folding oyster. On and on, and there we are. So, you can see, Submariner, always the cl-, Submariner's just always a classic. It's just the most simplest thing you can ask for a steel watch. Beautiful black dial, beautiful ceramic bezel. Nice, that sort of shine from the bezel helps accent the face of the watch so it doesn't leave it behind, looking too plain, just being nice, reflective, capturing the light where the dial sort of doesn't. Just only tinges of shine from light on the 18 carat white gold settings for the index hour markers, from the index hour markers, maxi dial markers rather, and the Mercedes, that hour hand and the minute hand. As you can see, completely in proportion. So, you know, an adjustment of one millimeter from the case, just look at that tapering, it is absolutely perfect all throughout. And actually doesn't look, you know, much, it doesn't seem to add so much size that it looks too big on my wrist. It actually looks fantastic on my wrist. I have an average man size wrist of a seven inch wrist. This is absolutely a perfect pick for a stainless steel watch, and you can't really ask for much more from this. So, if you're interested in this watch or any other pro-, or any other watch for the lowest possible price, check out our website, JazTime.com. The lowest price's, guaranteed. And if you like our video, please like, comment, subscribe below. Thanks for watching. Hope to see you guys soon.