How Much Does the Rolex Submariner Weigh?
The weight of a watch can play a big role in how a watch wears on the wrist. A heavy watch will sit more robust and have a greater presence on the wrist whilst lighter watches can feel smaller.
The Rolex Submariner is one of the most iconic watches in the world, but how much does it weigh?
Well, to begin with, Rolex has released a number of different iterations of the Submariner over the years. Firstly, there are different generations of the Submariners, but then there are also Submariners made in different materials, notably stainless steel, two-tone, and full gold. These things affect how much the watch weighs.
In addition to this, what also affects how much a watch weighs depends on how many links are fitted on the bracelet. Depending on if the bracelet has been sized (links removed) or not, it will affect how much it weighs.
We constantly receive questions about how much different watches weigh, particularly Rolex, and interestingly enough, there is limited information about this. And the weight of the watches is not something that Rolex lists in their product information.
With that said, in this article, we are listing the weight of some of the most popular Rolex Submariner watches, but please keep in mind that the weights can vary slightly depending on how many links are fitted on the bracelet.
Rolex Submariner weight
- Rolex Submariner 5513: 119 grams
- Rolex Submariner 16610: 135 grams (including all links)
- Rolex Submariner 14060M: 124 grams (with 11 links)
- Rolex Submariner 16618: 175 grams
- Rolex Submariner 16613: 150 (with gold on the clasp and solid end links)
- Rolex Submariner 116610LV: 160 grams
- Rolex Submariner 116610LN: 160 grams
- Rolex Submariner 114060: 152.9 grams. (2 links removed)
- Rolex Submariner 116613LB: 172 grams (all links)
- Rolex Submariner 116613LN: 172 grams (all links)
- Rolex Submariner 116618LN: 296 grams
- Rolex Submariner 116618LB: 296 grams
- Rolex Submariner 116619: 229 grams
Could the ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE, SUBMARINER weigh as little as 128 grams, also does it have the orig Rolex and the number 16610 stamped on the case shoulders
Many thanks
Darren
Hi,
It completely depends on the model but yes that is possible.
The 16610 number is the reference number and is the Submariner. This number should be engraved on the case (behind where the bracelet is mounted) on the 12 o’clock side. It should not be engraved on the back or on the lugs of the watch.
Kind regards,
Millenary Watches
Hi,
I have a Rolex 16613 blu/gold (2004)with 12 links the weight is 135 is normal? And on the bracelet close to the dial there are numbers very small,are they regarding bracelet?
Thanks
Hi,
The small numbers on the end links (close to the bracelet) are the end link codes that indicate which type of end links are used.
135 grams is right about right for this model.
Kind regards,
Millenary Watches
Hi!
Ive bought a 126613ln from 2023, it weighs 176grams (full link) is this ok?
Thank you!
Hi,
Yes, that is the roughh weight of this model.
Kind regards,
Millenary Watches
I have a 2012 116610LV with 2 links removed. The weight is 153g is that correct?
Hi,
Yes, that is pretty much spot on!
Kind regards,
Millenary Watches
116681 2023 Yachtmaster II , can you tell me full link weight? Thank you
Hi,
The weight of this reference is just around 200 grams – approximately 199-200 grams.
Kind regards,
Millenary Watches