It's Official - the Rarest Rolex Submariner Reference in the World is...

[@Ben-qn6ws]

I will def bear this in mind for when I'm on the market for a $300k submariner.

[@Leo-yi8bb]

Always looking forward to those kinds of videos. Thanks Austin!

[@coronetmag]

Nice one! Love the humor!

[@watchsymposium]

Thanks Danny!

[@24hourgmtchannel64]

I'm craving a vintage pointed crown guard 5512 or 5513 submariner myself. PCG subs were made about four years from 1959 - 1963.

[@ListenToPowerViolence]

I love your videos dude, you think in interesting ways.

[@watchwarrior8597]

Austin, great matter of fact off the cuff video . That’s what we need more of these days is just day in the life of videos. Hope all is well in the land of the rising sun . That Sapphire Submariner is like mirror at a light house .

[@watchsymposium]

Thank you - I like this format too, when its a casual topic. For something in-depth, I think my arm would get too tired!

[@mohnnadmercedes8246]

Thank you for supporting hanz wilzdove charity trust 👍🏼🤩

[@saulysw]

Great financial advice! Thanks!

[@camarocarl7130]

So worth it.

[@-Medici]

Yes. I can see myself wearing that watch.

[@RAJohnson713]

How can you buy this Submariner book?

[@inlandwatchreviews5745]

Wearing a Tudor date day , my milgauss is resting. I would go for a pre ceramic submariner no date.

[@structurescience]

Excellent!!!

[@gregsaga682]

How are you enjoying the 126710BLNR? Doing a comparison between that and the 16710? Would be awsome!

[@Zip962]

been watching for awhile the content has been great ! as of today I'm planning on going there in the new year !

[@watchsymposium]

Thank you - glad you're enjoying it! When you come, there are a lot of watch shopping areas here: Nakano, Ginza, Ueno, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. Nakano is one of the easiest to get around: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5SZe39seq-Mh7c

[@Zip962]

@@watchsymposium your very kind thank you sir !

[@Milofchg]

It's rare but a watch more suited for Liberace or P Diddy. For that money I would get a Mil-Sub in good condition. Just as rare.

[@ShambaBasher]

Lol😂 decision made! And I’ll sell it to provide for assisted living.

[@kahuhipajae4088]

Alrighty then....

[@ItsTimePictures]

Sorry... Nothing is more sensible than purchasing Panerai, at retail. Now THAT is an investment worth making! You can't lose. 🤣

[@georgegeorge4456]

What is the production number for Milgauss?

[@watchsymposium]

We don't know yet. We only have the production numbers for the Subs/Sea- Dwellers. This video explains it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5vJfn1qgLGpjNk

[@oddpout]

Insanity 😂

[@cryptodude7025]

I will be in Japan in December/January. Can I hire you to take me around to the watch 2nd hand shops? Thanks

[@watchsymposium]

Sure, reach out via email - it's in the description of my videos.

[@lavida57]

Funny chit, but true.

[@divjan3990]

I am interest if you can put your opinion regarding Submariner 168000. I saw in the new Submariner book, this reference was not covered at all, no production number, not existing.. What would be a reason ?

[@watchsymposium]

Because the 167000 "Triple Zero" was a transitional model, to Rolex I don't think it really "counts". They almost certainly have the Triple Zero lumped in with the 16800 production numbers: 81,694 watches. This video of mine about the 168000 is worth watching: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJjbaZSaibxpa5o

[@eltonkwek]

wow

[@G.D.9]

ROLEX phickers!