Rolex Watches Nicknames

Submariner - "Hulk"

• This nickname is given to the Rolex Submariner with the green dial and bezel, due to its vibrant green color resembling the comic character, Hulk.

Submariner - "Kermit"

• The Rolex Submariner with a green bezel (introduced in 2003) is called "Kermit" due to the resemblance to the famous Muppet character.

Daytona - "Paul Newman"

• The nickname comes from the iconic actor and race car driver Paul Newman, who wore a specific version of the Rolex Daytona with an exotic dial. This model is now highly sought after among collectors.

GMT-Master II - "Pepsi"

• The Rolex GMT-Master II with a red and blue bezel is affectionately referred to as "Pepsi" due to its color scheme that resembles the Pepsi logo.

GMT-Master II - "Coke"

• The Rolex GMT-Master II with a black and red bezel is called "Coke" due to its resemblance to the Coca-Cola logo.

Daytona - "Panda"

• The "Panda" nickname refers to the Rolex Daytona with a white dial and black sub-dials, resembling the look of a panda.

Explorer II - "Polar"

• The Rolex Explorer II with a white dial is known as "Polar," a reference to the polar regions, highlighting its legibility in extreme conditions.

Submariner - "No Date"

• The Rolex Submariner without the date function is often simply called the "No Date" for its minimalist design, without a date window.

Day-Date - "President"

• The Rolex Day-Date is often referred to as the "President" due to its association with high-profile individuals, including U.S. Presidents who wore this model.

Sea-Dweller - "Deepsea"

• The Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea, known for its extreme water resistance, is often simply called the "Deepsea."