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In 2018, Tudor debuted the Black Bay GMT — a 41mm travel watch that changed the game for sub-$5,000 GMTs. Its red-and-blue ‘Pepsi’ bezel nods to sibling brand Rolex, but Tudor’s vintage-inspired flair sets it apart: namely the faux-rivet bracelet...
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Another year, another Rolex “leak.” This time around, a new model is circulating through social media feeds with no clear source or confirmation. The render shows a watch labeled “Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller” with an integrated bracelet—instantly reminding us of the...
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Rolex only implements new technology when it offers a clear advantage. The brand takes an incremental approach, refining materials and movements only when there’s an undeniable benefit. This is why advancements like the Parachrom hairspring and Chronergy escapement became permanent...
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Here we are again. Every year, as Watches & Wonders approaches, speculation ramps up about a white dial Rolex Explorer. It’s a conversation that’s been happening for so long that it almost feels futile. And yet, the prediction persists. There’s...
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The Oysterflex bracelet is one of Rolex’s most significant modern developments. Introduced in 2015 on the Everose Yacht-Master 116655, it was Rolex’s first attempt at a rubber strap—except, as always, Rolex had to do it differently. Unlike most other rubber...
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Rolex doesn’t introduce new model lines often. When they do, it’s a pretty big deal. The Perpetual 1908 debuted in 2023 as Rolex’s answer to the modern dress watch, replacing the long-running Cellini line. The very next year, Rolex introduced...
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The Rolex Datejust isn’t just a classic—it’s the classic. Released in 1945, right at the end of World War II, it’s largely considered the first modern Rolex, combining an automatic movement with a waterproof case and the signature date display...
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