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I still remember the night of August 31, 2020 because it was the night before Rolex would announce their collection of new releases for 2020. So much excitement was in the air, and lots of little potential spoilers were being passed...
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Three Rolex watches in particular leap to the forefront as we take a look at complicated Rolex watches from the past. The first two, ref. 8171 and ref. 6062, both feature moon phase complications. The last model, ref. 4113, is...
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Read on to see Everest's curated gift guide for graduates. With many college graduation ceremonies being put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, now more than ever our future leaders need to know just how much they are valued....
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Before we get into the modern Rolex Oyster Perpetual models, it is important to look at the history. It all started with a movement in 1931 when Rolex patented the self-winding perpetual watch movement. In 1931, this new movement was...
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OK… here’s the deal. Live blogging, like live TV, is dependent on a lot of things – not the least of which is a Wi-Fi connection. This one here is too slow for photo upload. So please be patient. I’ll...
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After reading that headline, you readers are probably thinking I’m nuts. A watch brand with entry level watches starting at $6000 – $8000 cheap to own? How can this possibly be? You can go to any mall jeweler and pick...
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Yeeaaahhh, no. This Journal hasn’t turned into advice for the lovelorn – unless you’re suffering from unrequited love for a simple three-handed watch, sans a date function. At issue is society’s tendency to be so calendar-driven, so deadline-driven that we...
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