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Rolex Honors an Icon with the Submariner Date Desk Clock

An 80-mm stainless-steel tribute to one of Rolex’s greatest legends tailored to office and private settings.
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Rolex brings its most emblematic diving watch from wrist to desk with the new Submariner Date Desk Clock in stainless steel (Ref. 909010LN). Measuring an impressive 80 millimeters in diameter, this sculptural creation reinterprets the timeless design of the 1953 Submariner in a striking, functional object for the home or office. Just in time for the festive season, this collector’s piece would make a cool gift for aficionados who revere the Submariner’s enduring legacy.

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Submariner Date Desk Clock

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The clock’s hemispherical case in stainless steel rests on an adjustable base, allowing it to be positioned at any angle. The fixed 60-minute bezel, made of black Cerachrom ceramic, mirrors the unmistakable aesthetic of the classic diver. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with Cyclops lens magnifies the date display, which is managed by a secular calendar programmed to track months and leap years for the next 400 years.

The black lacquered dial features Rolex’s signature Chromalight display, emitting a long-lasting blue glow in low light. On the back, fine Rolex Côtes de Genève decoration adds a touch of horological refinement. The Submariner Desk Clock is priced at $10,270.


To learn more, visit Rolex, here.

Rolex Submariner

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