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ROLEX CERAMIC BEZEL VS ROLEX ALUMINIUM BEZEL


Rolex, being a luxury swiss brand, has made a commitment to innovation with their ceramic bezel as choice of the future. Rolex aficionados have discovered some advantages, along with disadvantages to wearing a Rolex watch with a ceramic bezel. For decades, aluminum was the bezel material for iconic Rolex watches like the Submariner and GMT Masters.
Ceramic bezels are more durable, resistant to salt water and UV rays from the sun. Ceramic is also unscratchable, in contrast with the aluminum bezels which are inexpensive and simple to replace. However, aluminum bezels do scratch easily, and prolonged exposure to sunlight and salt water has  proven to cause fading. Also, the replacement of a ceramic bezel can be very costly and requires special tools.
In summary, the wearers benefit from an overall shinier and more durable timepiece, having a Rolex watch with a ceramic bezel. But in the end, is up to the wearer to decide over price, convenience and functionality.




ROLEX SUBMARINER- CERAMIC BEZEL IN A RUBBER B WATCH BAND

ROLEX GMT II- NON CERAMIC BEZEL IN A RUBBER B WATCH BAND






Rolex Submariner 5513 Features











The Rolex Submariner 5513  was originally introduced with a caliber 1530 movement, but was later equipped with non-chronometer caliber 1520 movement, just a short time after its introduction in 1963/1964.
Below you will find more of the Submariner 5513 features.


* Automatic movement with date
* Waterproof screw-down crown
* Acrylic Crystal
* Rotable bezel
* Case - Unpolished stainless steel with pierced lugs
* Dial - Black dial with matching patina hands
* Oyster bracelet

Case and Crown Guards Of The Submariner 5512




Crown guards of Rolex Submariner 5512








Only a dozen of the 5512 square crown guards are known to exist. Some collectors believe that the pointed crown guards were only a prototype of the rounded crown guards which Rolex would introduce later in the mid-1960s. The Different variations of crown guards are: Square crown guards, pointed crown guards, and proud crown guards. The Rolex Submariner 5512 case is 39mm and its watchband is a matching stainless steel link bracelet.