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The 5512 is the chronometer no-date Submariner and the watch that locks crown guards into the Submariner line. It overlaps with the 5513, but it sits above it in the range and ends up being the scarcer watch by a wide margin: only 17,338 units total, according to the Rolex-commissioned Submariner book by Nicholas Foulkes. | The 5512 is the chronometer no-date Submariner and the watch that locks crown guards into the Submariner line. It overlaps with the 5513, but it sits above it in the range and ends up being the scarcer watch by a wide margin: only 17,338 units total, according to the Rolex-commissioned Submariner book by Nicholas Foulkes. | ||