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In 2022, Tudor released the Black Bay Pro: a fixed-bezel steel GMT with clear inspiration drawn from the Rolex Explorer II. Sized at 39mm, it’s a natural fit alongside the larger rotating-bezel Black Bay GMT released four years earlier. Both...
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Rolex released eight new Daytona references this year. You probably saw the new turquoise dial, but unless you’ve been combing the catalog, you might have missed a few of the others — including some low-key returns of collector favorites. Let’s...
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When the Black Bay 58 Burgundy debuted at Watches & Wonders 2025, some assumed it was just a color refresh. A cool one, certainly—matte burgundy bezel, sunburst red dial—but nothing more than a new flavor of Tudor’s fan-favorite diver. But...
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In 2022, Rolex quietly discontinued its line of dress watches, the Cellini line. A year later, they replaced it with something entirely new: the Perpetual 1908, a slim 39mm dress watch in yellow or white gold with either a black or...
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While I was in Geneva at Watches and Wonders, seeing a ton of exciting new releases from Rolex and Tudor, an important piece of news broke: the U.S. will impose a 31% tariff on Swiss exports to the U.S. Chatter...
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This year, we at Everest were lucky enough to have access to the brand-new Tudor models at Watches and Wonders. I was instantly drawn to one new watch in particular: the Tudor Pelagos Ultra. Before having hands-on time with the...
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In with the Everose, out with the yellow gold. The Le Mans Daytona is back again, and this time, it’s in Everose gold (ref. 126525LN). As of April 2025, Rolex has quietly replaced the yellow gold Le Mans Daytona with...
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