Dive into one of the most enchanting aspects of collecting the Crown: discovering the monikers associated with the brand’s ...

The Rolex Submariner reference 116610LV, AKA The Hulk, graced us with its presence in 2010. Almost immediately, the first thing to notice was the all-green dial.

The modern Submariner Date (Ref. 122610LV), known as the “Starbucks” in collector circles, has a similar colorway to the Kermit with a green Cerachrom bezel and a black dial.

Rolex Submariner (Yellow Gold; Green Dial) Ah, the gold and green Submariner. Long the home-rendered plaything of online Rolex communities, this would be an absolute smash-hit.

While Rolex has a ceramic bezel, and SPB143 uses a brushed steel alternative, the SPB143 also uses a gray sunburst dial without a date window, while the Submariner offers black, blue, or green ...

And poking out from beneath the sleeve of said blazer was a most excellent watch: the Rolex Submariner Date ‘Hulk,’ reference 116610LV with green bezel and green sunray dial.

'Oyster Perpetual Submariner Date in Oyster Steel with Green Cerachrom Bezel and a Green Dial with Large Luminescent Hour Markers'. Or, if you prefer: the Rolex Hulk. Introduced in 2010, it ...

The unofficial Rolex Wimbledon dial has become one of the most recognisable Datejust configurations in recent years ...

The mint green dial of the Sky-Dweller, housed in an Oystersteel case topped with a white gold Rolex fluted bezel, is actually made of two dials – a large one and a smaller one. The two pieces are ...