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Every so often, a watch comes across my feed that truly makes me do a double take. This was one of them. It's a Rolex Submariner ref. 1680. You see the case, the crown guards, and the Cyclops over the...
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The Everest Horology Products team is excited to announce a refreshed watch pouch collection, with new colors and old favorites, made from both leather and microfiber. The leather pouches are still available in Crown Green and Geneva Green, and now come...
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On September 1st, 2026, Tudor reintroduced the North Flag: an integrated bracelet sports watch originally debuted in 2015 and discontinued in 2021. Following the brand's recent teaser centered around a vintage Tudor Ranger II, many people were wondering if we'd...
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Update 9/1/26: Tudor announced a new North Flag! This article was published before that announcement. This morning, Tudor posted a picture of a vintage watch on its Instagram — a Ranger II. Above it, a large heading reads: “How It...
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Just in the past decade, we’ve seen numerous legal battles between Rolex and the watch customization and resale world: LaCalifornienne’s hand-refinished vintage Rolex dials, Artisans de Genève’s deeply-technical custom Rolex builds, and Skeleton Concept’s high-end Rolex customs, the latter of...
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The Tudor Royal collection, introduced to the US market in November of 2020, never really clicked for me. On paper, I love the idea of a steel integrated bracelet sports watch from Tudor, something that takes after the likes of a...
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Drake's new one-of-one Rolex is likely the most expensive watch the brand has ever built. That says a lot coming from Rolex, who's spent the last several years expanding its off-catalog roster of luxurious gem-set sports watches. The One of...
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