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If you’re wondering whether it’s safe—or smart—to wear your Rolex on the golf course, you’re not the only one. It’s a surprisingly common question among collectors, especially those who wear their watches daily. Image Source: Getty Images In fact, a...
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This year marked my third trip to Watches and Wonders Geneva. At this point, I generally know what to expect—the sea of beige, the general booth layouts, the salmon poke bowl (served in a fishbowl) on the lunch menu. Even...
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Here at Everest, we’re constantly watching the secondhand watch market. We follow it closely—both to spot good deals and to track down discontinued models that aren’t available at retail. Not long ago, we wrote about the potential impact of new...
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At the front of Tudor’s booth at Watches and Wonders 2025, a display read: “A New Watch is Coming.” Above that message, a glowing nixie tube countdown, showing days, hours, minutes, and seconds. As of April 1st, it read 32...
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When Rolex dropped its new Oyster Perpetual lineup at Watches and Wonders 2025, most of the attention—rightfully—went to the pastel trio: lavender, pistachio, and beige. These were entirely new dial colors with a soft matte finish, and they led both...
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Watches and Wonders Geneva is the biggest watch trade show of the year. It’s where many of the industry’s most influential brands unveil their new releases—sometimes their entire year’s lineup. For Rolex, that debut has always been a tightly controlled...
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This year marks two anniversaries for Czapek: 10 years since the brand was revived, and 180 years since watchmaker François Czapek founded the Maison. To celebrate, Czapek didn’t release a reissue, special dial color, or a commemorative engraved caseback. They...
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