Replica Rolex Submariner Date 116613LB N V5S Yellow Gold & Stainless Steel Blue Dial

Replica Rolex Submariner Date 116613LB N V5S: Two-Tone Luxury Meets Dive-Watch Heritage

Few watches command attention like the Rolex Submariner Date 116613LB. This replica captures the iconic "Bluesy" aesthetic with a yellow gold and stainless steel build, a radiant blue dial, and the upgraded N V5S construction. Whether you are a collector seeking a faithful homage or a first-time buyer exploring two-tone luxury, this piece delivers standout wrist presence without the five-figure price tag.

The 40mm case pairs 904L stainless steel with yellow gold plating on the bezel, crown, and center links. The ceramic blue bezel insert resists fading, while the sunburst blue dial shifts from deep navy to bright azure depending on the light. The N V5S edition is known for its refined case finishing, tighter tolerances, and improved rehaut engraving compared to earlier versions.

Key Features and Specifications

• 40mm two-tone case in stainless steel and yellow gold plating
• Sunburst blue dial with luminous hour markers and hands
• Unidirectional rotating blue ceramic bezel with gold numerals
• Date window with cyclops magnifier at 3 o'clock
• N V5S upgraded case, rehaut, and crown guards
• Screw-down crown for water resistance up to 100m
• Two-tone Oyster-style bracelet with glide-lock clasp
• Automatic movement with sweeping seconds hand

Comparison: Replica 116613LB N V5S vs. Standard Versions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the gold plating durable enough for daily wear?
The N V5S uses a thicker gold layer than standard replicas, which resists fading for years with normal care. Avoid abrasive chemicals and wipe the bracelet after wear.

Does this replica have a working date function?
Yes. The date changes automatically and can be set via the crown's second position. The cyclops lens magnifies the date just like the original.

Can I swim with this watch?
It is rated for light water contact, but we recommend removing it before swimming, showering, or diving to protect the plating and gaskets.