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Rolex is once again in court, but this time the fight isn’t with a customization atelier. Instead, it’s with resellers accused of marketing altered watches as “100% genuine” Rolexes. The case could shape how far the brand can go in...
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On August 7th, Trump announced new tariffs on imports from more than 60 countries—including a 39% tariff on Swiss goods, such as watches. The following day marked the cutoff for Swiss exporters to get goods into the U.S. before the...
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When we first handled Tudor’s new Black Bay 58 Burgundy and Black Bay 68 back in April at Watches & Wonders Geneva, the immediate impression was that both were more than simple line extensions. Yes, one was a familiar 39mm...
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If you’ve been wearing the same strap for months (or years), swapping it out can make your watch feel brand new. Everest offers options across the board—from affordable and rugged to fully custom-fit. Here are three worth checking out. 1....
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In 1983, Rolex released the first GMT-Master II. Its predecessor, the GMT-Master, was originally designed to help Pan Am pilots read two different time zones at once—the local time and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). But the watch quickly attracted a...
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In the watch world, “Pepsi” doesn’t mean soda. It means red and blue. And at the end of the day, it means Rolex GMT-Master—the dual-time watch with an iconic red and blue bezel insert, nicknamed the “Pepsi” by collectors decades...
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If Rolex could script the perfect collector’s journey, it would probably start simple. Your first step might be a steel Oyster Perpetual or an Explorer—something foundational, versatile, and reliable. From there, the natural “progression” might seem obvious: a Submariner...
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