Submariner · Nickname guide
The current green Submariner — green bezel, black dial, on the slimmer 41 mm case.
Reference
126610LV
Years
2020–present
Also called
Cermit
Bezel / dial
Green Cerachrom, black dial
Below: what makes the Starbucks (126610LV) distinctive, what to verify before buying, and how it fits the Naples collector scene.
When Rolex redesigned the Submariner in 2020, the green model (126610LV) returned to the Kermit's formula — green bezel, black dial — rather than the Hulk's all-green look. Collectors split on a name: “Cermit” (ceramic Kermit) and “Starbucks” both stuck.
It sits on the slimmer, better-proportioned 41 mm case that replaced the Maxi era, with calibre 3235 and a 70-hour reserve.
What to verify
In Naples
As the current-production green Sub, the Starbucks is the one a Naples buyer can still pursue through an authorised dealer, though waitlists apply. Its green-on-black is more versatile than the Hulk's all-green, which makes it an easy everyday choice on the water or off.
We are an independent reference, not a dealer: we cannot sell you a Starbucks or appraise one. What we can do is help you read the reference and know what separates a correct example from a cobbled-together one.
Starbucks FAQ
The green bezel and black dial reminded collectors of the Starbucks logo's green and black. The same watch is also called the “Cermit,” short for ceramic Kermit.
No. The Hulk (116610LV) has a green dial; the Starbucks/Cermit (126610LV) has a black dial with a green bezel, on the newer slimmer case. They are different references.
Yes. The 126610LV green Submariner remains in the current Rolex catalogue, unlike the discontinued Hulk.
Naples has an active Rolex market through retail, boutiques, and private sales — but Naples Rolex is an independent reference, not a dealer. We don't sell or broker watches. Use this guide to verify a Starbucks before you buy, wherever you find it.