Rolex Starbucks

Rolex Starbucks earn the nickname “Starbucks” for its loose resemblance to the iconic green logo of the Starbucks coffee chain, the Rolex Submariner Date ref. 126610LV launches as part of a whole new generation of Submariners in September 2020. Although it added four new dive watches to its Submariner collection during that month, no other has had the staying power of the Rolex Starbucks

Also known as the “New Kermit” and the “Cermit,” this watch features a green bezel around a black dial for a look that greatly resembles the original Rolex Kermit. But the Starbucks strays from the Kermit to a remarkable degree, taking many steps to both customize and modernize its design.

As Rolex takes any and all variation in its iconic Submariner line quite seriously, the Kermit and the Starbucks share a great deal in common in terms of both structural design and technical specifications. In terms of basic structure, the Starbucks has a stainless steel case of 41 millimeters, making it bigger than both the Kermit and its Hulk predecessor. However, it maintains the slim profile of the Kermit with its vintage lines and narrow horns.

One of the most significant technical differences between the Starbucks and the Kermit is its movement. While the calibre 3135 of the Kermit represents a milestone in timepiece mechanics, the calibre 3235 of the Starbucks, which was first introduced by Rolex in 2015, remains a superlative achievement in the horological sciences. With its calibre 3235, Rolex achieved a 15 percent improvement in operational efficiency and boosted its automatic winding power reserve from 48

TheRolex Starbucks rotatable bezel is a key functionality of the watch. Its 60-minute graduations allow a diver to accurately and safely monitor diving time and decompression stops.