On the pre-owned market, a current steel Rolex Submariner Date 126610LN is usually asked at about $13,200 to $14,500, with a typical ask near $13,375. The no-date 124060 typically asks about $12,750, the green-bezel Starbucks 126610LV about $14,575, and the older green-dial Hulk 116610LV about $19,400. These figures come from our daily Watch Market Reports between October 9 and November 14, 2026.
The Submariner is one of the steadiest references we track. Asks for the current steel models tend to sit in narrow bands, so the listed price is usually close to where the market is.
Submariner asking prices by reference
| Reference | Model | Typical ask | Middle half of asks | Reports with data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 124060 | Submariner, no date, steel | $12,750 | $12,112 to $13,200 | 5 |
| 126610LN | Submariner Date, steel, black bezel | $13,375 | $13,225 to $14,538 | 15 |
| 126610LV | Starbucks, green bezel, black dial | $14,575 | $14,100 to $15,000 | 10 |
| 126613LB | Bluesy, steel and yellow gold, blue | $15,875 | $15,400 to $18,300 | 2 |
| 116610LN | Previous generation Submariner Date | $11,600 | $11,075 to $11,900 | 3 |
| 116610LV | Hulk, green bezel and green dial | $19,400 | $18,500 to $20,550 | 5 |
| 16618 | Vintage yellow gold Submariner | $27,250 | $26,500 to $27,788 | 2 |
126610LN: the baseline Submariner
The black-bezel Submariner Date 126610LN appeared in 15 of our reports with an average of 12 listings each. Its typical ask was about $13,375, and the middle half usually ran from $13,225 to $14,538. Daily medians stayed between $12,000 and $15,000. On several days the bottom of the middle half sat within a few hundred dollars of the median, which means sellers are close to agreeing on a number.
124060: the no-date option
The no-date 124060 typically asked about $12,750, roughly $600 below the 126610LN. It appeared in 5 reports, with daily medians between $12,500 and $13,050. It is the least expensive current Submariner on our board.
Starbucks 126610LV and Hulk 116610LV
The Starbucks 126610LV pairs a green bezel with a black dial. Its typical ask was about $14,575, about $1,200 above the black 126610LN, and its middle half was tight at $14,100 to $15,000 across 10 reports.
The older Hulk 116610LV, with a green dial as well as a green bezel, asks more than the current Starbucks. Its typical ask was about $19,400 across 5 reports, roughly $4,800 above the 126610LV. The discontinued reference carries the premium, not the newer one.
Two-tone, previous generation and vintage
The previous-generation 116610LN typically asked about $11,600 across 3 reports, below the current 126610LN. The two-tone Bluesy 126613LB asked about $15,875 and the vintage yellow gold 16618 about $27,250, but each appeared in only 2 reports. Treat those three figures as rough guides until there is more data.
What moves a Submariner ask
- Reference and colour. Green bezels and the discontinued Hulk sit above the black steel models.
- Date or no date. The no-date 124060 asks a little less than the 126610LN.
- Set status. Full set means box and papers. Watch-only listings often sit at the bottom of the range, so compare like with like.
- Generation. The previous-generation 116610LN asks less than the current model, except for the Hulk.
How to use these numbers
Find the middle half for the reference you want. A listing inside it is priced where most sellers are, and with the Submariner that band is usually narrow. A listing well below it deserves a careful look at condition and set status. For the current day’s figures, see the latest Watch Market Reports. For other models, see our Datejust 41 price guide , GMT-Master II price guide and Daytona price guide.
Submariner price FAQ
How much is a used Rolex Submariner Date 126610LN?
Most asks we tracked fell between about $13,225 and $14,538, with a typical ask near $13,375.
How much more is the Starbucks?
About $1,200 more than the black 126610LN at the typical ask, at around $14,575.
Why does the Hulk ask more than the newer Starbucks?
The Hulk 116610LV has a green dial as well as a green bezel and is no longer made. In our reports it asked about $4,800 more than the current Starbucks.
Are these sale prices?
No. They are asking prices from for-sale posts. Final sale prices are often lower and depend on the deal.
How we read the market: figures come from for-sale and wanted-to-buy posts in the buy and sell groups we follow, summarised daily in our Watch Market Reports between October 9 and November 14, 2026. The same watch can appear in more than one group. This is a read on the market, not an appraisal, price quote or financial advice.
