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Every year in the weeks before Watches & Wonders, the internet produces a fresh batch of alleged Rolex leaks. Some turn out to be real, like with last year’s Land-Dweller, but most don't. This year, a set of renders has been...
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One of the best parts about owning a Rolex is knowing it’ll probably outlive you. And not just the case or the bracelet (though they likely will), but the movement itself. With regular servicing, even a decades-old Rolex can be...
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Rolex was a proud sponsor of the 98th Academy Awards — the tenth consecutive year of this partnership. The Crown dominated the red carpet on the wrists of some of the evening's biggest names, ran arguably the best commercials of...
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Every year, as Watches & Wonders approaches, watch forums light up with predictions, particularly RolexForums.com. Some are based on credible signals — patents, supply chain rumors, disappearing AD inventory. Others are more like wishlist items. Going through the Rolex Forums...
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Everyone has an opinion. Ask about politics, religion, or Rolex, and people are rarely shy about sharing theirs. I am opinionated too. In many areas of life, I know enough to understand part of the story, but not always all...
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The last meaningful update to the Submariner came in 2020 — 41mm case, 3235 movement, refreshed bracelet. Since then, nothing. Watches & Wonders, where Rolex unveils most of the year's releases, comes around every April, and last year felt like...
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The Rolex Cellini Moonphase, reference 50535, was discontinued in 2023 after a six-year run. It was only the second moonphase—a watch complication that tracks the lunar cycle—Rolex had ever made, the first being the ref. 6062 and 8171 in the...
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