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Rolex doesn’t have many manually wound models in its lineup. So the little known Oysterdate or Oyster Precision model, which can be found listed in pre-owned dealers such as Bob’s Watches, HQ Milton or Analog Shift, can be a great...
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With COVID-19 changing our daily lives, Everest Bands founder and CEO, Michael DiMartini knew the fight for a new reality would need all the help it could get. Everest tries hard to keep the essence of a Rolex with our...
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Rolex aficionados were delighted when Rolex announced a redesign of the classic Sea-Dweller, a watch first made in 1967. Carefully designed for commercial deep sea diving, it was the gold standard for dives over one thousand feet deep in the...
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With many of us here in the States starting to prepare and decorate for a (socially-distanced) Fourth of July celebration, it seemed an appropriate time to shine a light on Rolex’s modern red and blue marvel: the Cerachrom red and...
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One of the most frequently asked questions we get is: How Swiss is an Everest Band? Of course we have to chuckle since in our industry many other companies promote “Swiss technology” or “Swiss knowhow” to trick the consumer into...
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Could Tudor be releasing a new Black Bay 58 with a blue dial and bezel? As we learned a week ago in our article "Breaking News: A Huge Announcement from Tudor", we heard from our very trusted sources that Tudor...
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The Red, White, and Blue Watch Strap Event: It’s time to declare your independence by switching up your watch strap! For our American friends celebrating the 4th of July or our French friends celebrating Bastille Day, we have the perfect...
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