@jupitervd: Taiwanese frogmen elite soldiers wearing Rolex Submariner watches without crown guards (1958). The photo was taken by John Dominis, who was covering the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis at the time; it frames the iconic diver’s watch as a tool for action-oriented men rather than a status symbol of a stereotypical cowboy. #taiwan #rolex #premium #fyp #viral

NgaSoft :

Now they wear Tudor

￴￴￴￴￴ :

That’s what this watch is made for ✌️

Augustus :

True submariner

louismuschietti :

real talk are they well paid?

pigby :

This will probably get lost in the comments but sometimes when I’m home alone I like to go into the garden cover myself in dirt and pretend I’m a carrot.

uta RS :

R O C C O⚜️ :

ameriqjb6oc :

They were the most capable dive watch in those days, and were around $150 ($1.5k today dollars). What was once a tool is now a Wall Street prize 😂

Charlie Yach :

Yea Rolex were originally made for diving, that’s why there names corlate with the sea.(some do) but they are capable of diving deep, but not recommend

Fraser :

julian :

kjell.7k :

🫗 :

Carlos :

Kiyoukashi :

BillieUnleashed :

They are obviously wearing Valuris watches

吃我屁🫱(‿¤‿)🫲 :

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𝓢𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓻𝔂® :

Chanel

wwwpvl1 :

bah c’est un peu le nom de la montre quoi

chandlerhartzog :

I have one of those but mine's the submarine

Fettuccine Alfredo :

evn_nln🐍 :

ollie.eales08 :

Kamssss :

Kontentieux Service :

Cette montre etait avant tout un outil pour les plongeurs et les commandos -marines. Elle n’était pas bon marché, mais restait accessible… Avant de devenir inexplicablement un produit de luxe au début des années 80.