The Rolex Submariner was produced by Rolex for the diving community. Today, it is without a doubt the most popular watch in the world and is on the wish list of every fan of the watch - whether they dive or not.

It is no different in the world of high-profile athletes, actors, musicians, and tasters. The Rolex Submariner is essential in their watch collections, with some of them owning several models.

Here is our report on who wears what when it comes to Rolex Submariner:

Rolex Submariner as seen on David Beckham

For Rolex Submariner cleaners, nothing catches the classic stainless steel and black Rolex Submariner. The Submariner 5512 and 5513 are the ancestors of today's steel Submariners because they embody the original Submariner - uncomplicated to date, stainless steel with an acrylic crystal and crown protectors. The 5513 was very well worn by Steve McQueen and by Sean Connery and Roger Moore as James Bond.

Rolex Submariner Yellow Yellow Dial as seen on Justin Theroux

Rolex has produced several solid yellow gold versions of the Submariner - ref 16808 with a nipple suction, ref 16618 of the 90s, and current ref 16618. The contrast between the gold construction, and the black and bezel dial, certainly enhances the watch side of the diver in the appearance department and gives it a more luxurious feel.

Rolex Submariner Gold White as seen on Ellen DeGeneres

A tool watch made fully in 18k white gold? Only Rolex can think of it. The Rolex Submariner 116619, or "The Smurf," also comes with a bright blue dial and bezel, and features Sub illuminating markers and Mercedes's hands. It may be strange for an ultra-luxury watch to be used for diving, but Smurf can do it, and do it well.

Rolex Submariner Steel Yellow Gold as seen on Nick Jonas

If a gold Submariner is too extravagant for your taste, you can get the best of both worlds with a Rolesor, or a two-tone stainless steel and 18k yellow gold model. Two-color watches are a hit of the younger crowd, who like a hint of warmth in the underrated watch. Just get the trigger from Nick Jonas.

Rolex Submariner Hulk as seen on Robert Downey Jr

Over the years, the Rolex Submariner has seen incredible updates and the Rolex Hulk - with a green dial and frame, shows many of them. In addition to its very royal color, it also features the much-coveted Cerachrom frame, and larger Chromalight clock markers and hands. A modern, unorthodox watch for those who want a watch that does not come out of the box.

Rolex Submariner Blue Dial Steel Gold Yellow as seen on Queen Latifah

If you are into two-tone models but want a color palette, the Submariner 116613 blue reference would be perfect for you. The blue dial and frame, and the combination of 18k yellow gold, give a shine to the functional and strong model of Rolex Submariner. A good choice for someone who wants a highly functional watch that commands attention.