Rolex / DiW Submariner / DiW Custom 116610LN Base
Rolex DiW Custom 116610LN Base Pink Dial 3135
soft pink dial paired with a matching pink ceramic bezel on a brushed steel bracelet
$950.00 Original price was: $950.00.$750.00Current price is: $750.00.
The matching pink dial and ceramic bezel give this 40mm steel Submariner a complete pastel identity rather than an accent-only modification.
The Pink Dial 3135 version makes color the whole face of the watch, not just a marker detail. GLACIAL is the nearby alternative when a grey dial, white carbon bezel and red accents are preferred. Select this version when the pink dial and matching ceramic bezel should be the immediate decision, with steel left to frame the color rather than compete with it.
a buyer who wants color to lead the entire face of a compact steel-bracelet Submariner
This 40mm DiW Submariner commits to a soft pink dial and a matching pink ceramic bezel, then lets the steel Oyster bracelet provide a familiar sport-watch frame. The result is more color-led than an accent-only modification, but it keeps the practical date layout and bracelet-first wearing feel. It is for the buyer who wants a single, consistent pastel direction instead of a dark custom build. QC should show the dial and bezel together, then confirm the cyclops, marker alignment, bracelet fit and Glidelock clasp from close views.
Confirmed configuration
- Movement
- Dandong 3135 Movement
- Bezel
- Custom pink ceramic insert with platinum-plated markers
- Crystal
- Scratch-resistant sapphire
- Bracelet
- 904L Oystersteel, brushed finish, milled Glidelock clasp
- Water Resistance
- 30m
A pink Submariner that commits to one color direction
Pink Dial 3135 does not treat pink as a small accent at the edge of a conventional steel watch. The 40mm DiW Submariner carries the color across the dial and the matching ceramic bezel, then leaves the brushed 904L Oystersteel case and bracelet to frame it. That division gives the watch its point of view. The bracelet still makes it read as a practical, familiar sport-watch layout, but the face has a softer and more expressive character than a dark or contrast-led modification.
The listed configuration uses a Dandong 3135 movement, an 11.8mm case thickness and a 48mm lug-to-lug measurement. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal covers the dial, while the steel bracelet closes with a milled Glidelock clasp. Water resistance is listed at 30m. These specifications matter when comparing proportions and bracelet hardware, although the buying decision begins with the color relationship visible from the front.
The dial and bezel must hold the same tone
Matching dial and bezel colors can either look settled or make each surface feel separate. The useful test is simple: in a straight, neutral-light view, the pink dial should belong with the pink ceramic bezel without one surface turning colder, darker or more saturated than the other. Hour markers, hands, date window and cyclops still need to read clearly against the pastel base. The bezel scale supplies the structure, and the steel case keeps the palette from becoming too sweet. That balance is why this version feels like a complete color build rather than a colored insert added to a standard case.
A different answer from GLACIAL
GLACIAL is the natural nearby alternative because it handles color through contrast: grey dial, white carbon bezel and restrained red details. Pick GLACIAL when bezel texture and a cooler technical mood are the priority. Pick Pink Dial 3135 when color should occupy the dial and bezel together before the case finishing gets your attention. The two watches share the broad Submariner silhouette, yet they serve different wardrobes and different expectations at first glance.
QC for a color-matched steel configuration
Ask for one straight image that includes the full dial, bezel and bracelet under neutral light. It should allow a clean comparison between the two pink surfaces, along with a close look at marker placement, hand alignment, date centering and the cyclops. An angled shot should show bezel seating and the transition between polished and brushed case areas. Finish with the end links and closed Glidelock clasp. That sequence exposes the work that matters on this watch: a stable pink pairing, a readable dial, clean bezel geometry and a bracelet that meets the case neatly.
Questions to settle before ordering
What is the main difference between this Pink Dial 3135 and GLACIAL?
Pink Dial 3135 carries its color through both the dial and ceramic bezel. GLACIAL is cooler and more contrast-led, with a grey dial, white carbon bezel and red details.
What are the listed dimensions for this version?
The final record lists a 40mm case, 11.8mm thickness and 48mm lug-to-lug measurement.
What needs the closest QC review?
Ask for the dial and bezel in the same lighting, then review marker and hand alignment, date and cyclops centering, bezel seating, bracelet end links and the milled Glidelock clasp.
Review the exact configuration before it leaves.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
QC proof before dispatch
