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Rolex, as a brand, has an incredibly strong identity. First-time collectors often come to Rolex because of its reputation, but they become repeat buyers because of the excellence in design, materials, and construction. Recognizing this, Rolex has taken steps over...
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“Oh, is that a Rolex model with the parachrom hairspring?” It’s something I’ve said on several occasions, but I’ll let you in on a little secret. All I knew was that it was blue, and it was critical for regulating...
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Everest was super excited around this time last year to finally come to market with a strap for Rolex Explorer II 42mm owners. We had shown our strap design at the 2019 Baselworld fair, and instantly, the reviews from those...
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We’ve watched Tudor’s Only Watch designs carefully over the past five years. The charity auction usually showcases Tudor and other luxury watch manufacturers trying out new design elements or materials that are later used in new Tudor models. Looking carefully...
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Most of us know that Rolex watches are Swiss-Made and certified chronometers according to COSC. We recognize the world renown symbol of the crown. We see it displayed at famous tennis matches, races, or golf tournaments. We know Rolexes are expensive and...
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Not only is it real. It's spectacular. Floating around the web are images of a Rolex Oyster Perpetual and Air-King with the Domino’s Pizza logo on the dial. In some instances it’s a steel Domino's logo in 3D on the...
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In life there are things that obviously go together - these are often two ordinary things that when combined make something extraordinary. Think about peanut butter and jelly, oreos and milk, spaghetti and meatballs, cheese and crackers, Rolex and tennis....
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