Rolex Submariner non serif dial ref 5512 longines Key differences include redesigned sub-dials

Key differences include redesigned sub-dials with bevelled edges on the day and month counters

it was a unpopular watch with worldwide modest interest

Yellow and natural white threads

This is a very nice example of a dress watch that was originally sold to a member of the US military as demonstrated by the Army and Airforce Exchange receipt (sold in 1970 for $83

Rolex Submariner non serif dial ref 5512 longines Key differences include redesigned sub-dialsThe Rolex Submariner 5512, introduced in 1959, was a pivotal reference that helped define the modern Submariner, most notably through the introduction of crown guardsa first for the model line. Produced alongside its nonchronometer rated sibling, the 5513, for roughly two decades, the 5512 set itself apart with its chronometer certified movement. Over its long production run, the reference saw several noteworthy evolutions, including changes to the