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Windup Watch Fair, the largest open-to-the-public watch show in the U.S., returns to Midtown Manhattan Friday, October 17 through Sunday, October 19 at Center415, 415 Fifth Ave. Hours are 12–6 PM Friday and Saturday and 12–5 PM Sunday. Admission is free....
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After three years of steady decline, Rolex prices are quietly moving upward again. Not in a frenzy or a speculative rush, just a slow, consistent climb. According to the latest Morgan Stanley and WatchCharts report, the secondary-market value of Rolex...
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A few days ago, a lavender-dial Rolex appeared in the window of Oriental Watch Company in Hong Kong. The photo spread quickly—first on Reddit, then across watch Instagram—because the proportions didn’t match the new lavender Oyster Perpetuals we saw back...
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Rolex is arguably Earth’s favorite watch brand. It’s no secret they produce a lot of watches (industry estimates place output around 1 million to 1.24 million units per year). And the revenue side is similarly speculative: headline estimates place it...
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Everyone wants a deal on a Rolex, but finding one takes a bit of patience and a realistic understanding of the market. While we’re still well below the historic highs of 2022, Rolex prices have climbed slightly from February to...
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I’m writing this from the airport on my way to Dallas, Texas, where Everest’s U.S. fulfillment center happens to be based. Dallas isn’t exactly a watchmaking capital, but Rolex has quietly turned it into one of the brand’s most important...
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This November in Geneva, Sotheby’s will auction a watch that changed Rolex forever. It’s small, gold, and nearly a century old, but its impact on the brand can’t be overstated. This is the Rolex Oyster worn by Mercedes Gleitze during...
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