Confusion About Submariner Movements

[Mac-427]

I have a 16610LN, Ceramic Date Submariner, purchased from an AD in November of 2019. Does it have a 3135 or a 3235 movement? Incidentally, I've measured its accuracy for the last six weeks and it is on the money to the second.

[brandrea]

There’s no such thing as a 3235 movement in the Submariner

[Zakalwe]

Originally Posted by Mac-427

I have a 16610LN, Ceramic Date Submariner, purchased from an AD in November of 2019. Does it have a 3135 or a 3235 movement? Incidentally, I've measured its accuracy for the last six weeks and it is on the money to the second.

3135. New movement has not been rolled out in the Submariner line. Yet.

[Strad]

It has 3135.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Mac-427

I have a 16610LN, Ceramic Date Submariner, purchased from an AD in November of 2019. Does it have a 3135 or a 3235 movement? Incidentally, I've measured its accuracy for the last six weeks and it is on the money to the second.

Whether a 16610LN or 116610LN ceramic it has the bullet proof fantastic cal 3135 that was first introduced in 1988, and has basically remained unchanged except for the now in-house made escapement parts.

[10klakes]

Are you sure it isn’t a 116610? The 16610 didn’t come with a ceramic bezel. In either case, as posted by others, it’s a 3135.

[danyvw]

Originally Posted by 10klakes

Are you sure it isn’t a 116610? The 16610 didn’t come with a ceramic bezel. In either case, as posted by others, it’s a 3135.

That's correct.

[Mac-427]

Thanks all, as accurate as it is, I'm delighted with my "obsolete" 3135 movement.