Rolex Submariner 16610LV 40mm Kermit Grüne Lünette — Japanisches Uhrwerk

The 16610LV - better known as the Kermit - is one of those Submariners that collectors go a bit crazy for. Rolex released it in 2003 for the Submariner's 50th anniversary, and it was the first Sub ever to wear a grün Lünette. The nickname comes from that famous Muppet frog.

Black Zifferblatt, grün aluminum Lünette, and that distinctive contrast makes it instantly recognizable. Unlike the later ceramic models, the Kermit uses an aluminum Lünetteneinsatz. Some people actually prefer this older look.

Under the hood, you've got the reliable 3135 Uhrwerk with about 48 hours of Gangreserve. The 300m Wasserdichtigkeit and counterclockwise-only Lünette mean it's a legit Taucheruhr, not just a looker.

The Oyster Armband has the Fliplock extension - the predecessor to the Glidelock. The Triplock Krone keeps water out where it belongs: outside.

Production ran from 2003 to 2010, and since then the Kermit has only gotten more collectible. It came before the Hulk and the Starbucks, starting the whole grün-Lünette Submariner thing.

Marke: RolexKollektion: Submariner DateReferenz: 16610LV KermitGehäusegröße: 40 mmGehäusematerial: OystersteelLünette: Aluminum (grün)Wasserdichtigkeit: 300 Meter