Sell Rolex Submariner in Miami: CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue Surfside is South Florida’s direct Submariner buyer. 41mm Submariner 124060 no-date, 124061 date, 126610LN black bezel, 126610LV Kermit green, 126618LB blue gold, 126619LB white gold. Same-day cash, wire, or USDC on authenticated Submariners.

Submariner 2026 secondary market values Miami

  • Submariner 124060 (2020+ no-date 41mm): $13,500-$16,500
  • Submariner Date 126610LN (2020+ black 41mm): $14,500-$17,500
  • Submariner Date 126610LV Kermit (green bezel): $15,500-$21,500
  • Submariner 126618LB yellow gold with blue: $42,000-$55,000
  • Submariner 126619LB white gold with blue: $52,000-$68,000
  • Submariner 126618LN yellow gold with black: $40,000-$52,000
  • Submariner 126619LN white gold with black: $52,000-$65,000
  • Submariner 126613LB two-tone with blue: $22,000-$28,000
  • Submariner 126613LN two-tone with black: $20,000-$26,000

Discontinued Submariner references

  • 116610LN (2010-2020 40mm black): $13,000-$16,500
  • 116610LV Hulk (green dial green bezel): $18,500-$24,000
  • 16610 (1990s-2000s classic 40mm): $8,500-$14,500
  • 16613 Two-tone gold/steel with blue: $11,500-$16,500
  • 16618 Yellow gold blue dial: $28,000-$38,000
  • 16619 White gold blue dial: $32,000-$42,000

Vintage Submariner references

  • 5513 Submariner (1962-1989): $22,000-$85,000 depending on dial
  • 5512 Submariner: $28,000-$95,000
  • 1680 Red Submariner: $65,000-$135,000
  • 1680 White Submariner: $18,000-$45,000
  • 6538 Big Crown “James Bond”: $150,000-$400,000
  • 5514 COMEX (military): $95,000-$250,000
  • 5517 Milsub (military): $250,000-$500,000+

Submariner authentication

Our watchmakers verify: case reference and serial number cross-check against Rolex records, movement caliber verification (3235 in 2020+, 3135 in 2010-2020, 3130 in 1988-2007), ceramic bezel authenticity (2010+) or aluminum bezel (pre-2010), dial signature and applied indices under 10x-20x magnification, and bracelet clasp (Glidelock Extension in modern, Fliplock Extension in earlier). Vintage authentication includes tritium/radium lume verification, dial signature format, and case originality.

Sell your Submariner in Miami today

Call (347) 510-0668. Send photos via WhatsApp. Visit CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue, Surfside FL 33154. Sun-Fri 11 AM to 5:30 PM. See also: How Much Is My Rolex Worth 2026 and Sell Vintage Rolex Miami.

Rolex Submariner Reference Guide

The Rolex Submariner was introduced in 1953 as the first commercially-available watch waterproof to 100 meters. Designed for professional divers, the Submariner has become one of the most iconic watches ever produced. Modern Submariner references measure 41mm (2020 refresh) and use caliber 3230 (no-date) or caliber 3235 (with date). Water resistance is now 300 meters.

Current Submariner production references: 124060 (steel no-date, retails around $9,100), 126610LN (steel date with black bezel, retails around $9,950), 126610LV (steel date with green bezel “Kermit/Starbucks,” retails around $10,250), 126613LB (yellow gold and steel two-tone with blue dial and bezel, retails around $15,750), 126613LN (yellow gold and steel two-tone with black dial and bezel, retails around $15,750), 126618LN (yellow gold with black bezel, retails around $40,500), 126618LB (yellow gold with blue bezel and dial, retails around $40,500), 126619LB (white gold with blue bezel and dial “Smurf,” retails around $42,500).

Submariner Value Depreciation Curve

Steel Submariner Date 126610LN black bezel retails around $9,950, trades $12,500-$17,500 in 2026 secondary market. Steel Submariner Date 126610LV green bezel Kermit/Starbucks retails around $10,250, trades $15,500-$21,500. Steel Submariner No-Date 124060 retails around $9,100, trades $11,500-$16,500. Two-tone Submariner 126613LB blue dial retails around $15,750, trades $16,500-$22,500. Two-tone Submariner 126613LN black dial retails around $15,750, trades $15,500-$21,500. Yellow gold Submariner 126618LN black retails around $40,500, trades $38,500-$52,500. Yellow gold Submariner 126618LB blue retails around $40,500, trades $40,500-$55,500. White gold Submariner 126619LB Smurf retails around $42,500, trades $45,500-$62,500.

Vintage Rolex Submariner Value Multipliers

Vintage Submariner references command significant collector premiums based on rarity, condition, and dial variants. Reference 6538 “Big Crown” (1955-1959): $145,000-$285,000 depending on condition and dial. Reference 6204 (1953-1955, original Submariner): $185,000-$385,000. Reference 5513 (1962-1990, most produced vintage Submariner): $12,500-$45,000 depending on dial and condition. Reference 5513 “Meters First” dial (1966-1968): $28,500-$65,000. Reference 5513 gilt dial (1962-1967): $32,500-$85,000. Reference 5512 with COSC certification (1959-1978): $15,500-$45,000. Reference 1680 (1969-1980, first date Submariner): $18,500-$45,000. Reference 1680 “Red Sub” (red SUBMARINER text, 1970-1975): $28,500-$65,000. Reference 16800 (1979-1988): $12,500-$22,500. Reference 168000 “Triple Zero” (1988): $18,500-$32,500. Reference 16610 (1988-2010): $8,500-$18,500. Reference 16610LV “Kermit” (2003-2010): $18,500-$32,500.

Ultra-rare vintage Submariner: Reference 5517 MilSub military-issued (1972-1979, only 1,200 made): $185,000-$385,000. Reference 6538 with faded original bezel and mint dial: $285,000-$485,000. Reference 5513 “Cornino” dial (Italian market): $65,000-$185,000. Explorer dial Reference 5513 or 1680 (3-6-9 hour markers instead of standard): 30-100% premium.

Submariner Market Trend Analysis 2026

2026 Submariner secondary market trends: Steel Submariner Date 126610LN appreciating 4-8% year-over-year. Green Kermit 126610LV continues strong appreciation (up 8-15% YoY). No-Date Submariner 124060 stable to appreciating. Two-tone Submariner 126613 appreciating with gold market. Precious metal Submariner stable driven by gold market. Vintage Submariner 5513 appreciating (up 10-18% YoY on quality examples). Reference 1680 Red Sub appreciating aggressively (up 15-25% YoY). Ultra-rare MilSub 5517 setting new auction records annually.

Get Your Submariner Valuation from CJ William

Send photos via WhatsApp (347) 510-0668 including case back, dial, bezel, and any documentation. Include reference number if known. Receive preliminary offer range within 24 hours based on 2026 secondary market data. Visit CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue, Surfside FL 33154 for in-person authentication (45-90 minutes). Four minutes from Bal Harbour Shops. Same-day settlement via wire, cash, or USDC.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Submariner

Which Submariner is worth the most?

Ultra-rare vintage references command the highest premiums: Reference 5517 MilSub ($185,000-$385,000), Reference 6538 Big Crown with faded bezel ($145,000-$485,000), and Reference 6204 original Submariner ($185,000-$385,000). Among modern references, precious metal Submariner trades $38,500-$62,500. Green ceramic Kermit 126610LV commands the highest steel Submariner premium at $15,500-$21,500. Vintage Red Sub 1680 commands strong premium at $28,500-$65,000.

What is my Submariner worth without box and papers?

A Submariner without box and papers typically trades at 8-15% below full-set equivalent on modern references. For vintage Submariner, missing papers can reduce value by 20-40% because papers verify authenticity and provenance.

What Submariner references does CJ William buy?

Every Submariner generation: modern 126xxx series (124060 no-date, 126610LN, 126610LV Kermit, 126613LB two-tone blue, 126613LN two-tone black, 126618LN yellow gold black, 126618LB yellow gold blue, 126619LB white gold Smurf), previous generation 116xxx series (114060, 116610LN, 116610LV Hulk, 116613LB, 116613LN, 116618LN, 116618LB, 116619LB), vintage 16610 series (16610, 16610LV Kermit, 16613, 16618), vintage 16800, vintage 1680 (1680 Red Sub), vintage 5513 and 5512, and rare vintage 6538 Big Crown, 6204, 5517 MilSub.