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Even before Rolex released their new watches in 2020, the disparaging memes were flowing. Jokes about how it’s literally impossible to get a Rolex at MSRP, and tongue and cheek commentary about how you never actually pass down a Rolex to...
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Generally when compared to steel, titanium is lighter, stronger and more resistant to corrosion. But it’s harder to work with and can scratch more easily, so it’s not as common as tried-and-true steel as a watch material. For a certain...
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It’s the end of October! Can you feel it? The air is crisp, the leaves are rustling, darkness starts at 5pm. Ghouls, goblins, skulls, and jack-o-lanterns creep around every corner and adorn every suburban porch stoop. Whether you celebrate Halloween,...
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Rolex is deeply associated with status, history, and tradition. Its reputation as a luxury brand makes it easy to forget that it is also an industry innovator, constantly improving horological technology. Over the last ten years, Rolex has consistently pushed...
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In 2008, I bought my first Rolex. It was a GMT Master II LN, with the Cerachrom bezel and the (new at the time) maxi-case. I purchased the watch when I was doing well, however I was so enamored with the...
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Fall is in full swing. We talked a few weeks ago about great fall fashion trends this year. But, now the weather is definitely colder - I mean we’re even seeing snow across our social media pages. So, it is really...
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There’s something appealing about a circle. Perfectly symmetrical; one continuous line. Since watch dials are most often circular, it’s no surprise that lollipop hands look great on a dial. The shape of the hands echoes the dial shape by recreating it...
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