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Rolex has quietly secured a new patent that could signal the comeback of one of its most distinctive design details: the colored watch crystal. The discovery was first reported by researcher and watch spotter @niccoloy on Instagram, who noticed the...
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A yellow-gold Rolex reference 6062 with a black dial and diamond hour markers sold for €5,330,000 (about $6.2 million USD) at Monaco Legend Group’s Exclusive Timepieces auction in Monte Carlo on October 18–19, 2025. The figure includes buyer’s premium, according...
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This past weekend I attended Windup Watch Fair New York 2025—the largest edition of America’s largest watch fair. It also marked Windup’s tenth anniversary. With more than 150 brands spread across an expanded three-hall footprint, this year felt like the...
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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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