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We had the opportunity to snag the much-sought-after Tudor Black Bay 58 by chance during our travels to Switzerland. Of all places, we found ours in a jewelry store in the airport on our way home. In our short time...
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This Baselworld will be incredibly different than years past due to the dropout of a lot of large brands like Omega, Blancpain and Maurice Lacrois (Swatch Group is the big ship jumper). But, that has not stopped the stir on...
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Ever wonder why an Everest Band? We asked our customers to find out what caused them to want to own an Everest Band, compiled the responses, and here they are: Unlike other rubber straps, Everest bands are precisely curved at...
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Rolex has a long established history of creating a timepiece that lasts. By the 1950s, Rolex had begun to establish a reputation of developing tool watches to function beyond time telling. Intended to conquer the lowest of depths in exploration...
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At Everest our constant goal is to create unique items that give Rolex owners an ability to take their Rolex anywhere safely. This goal may seem simple but the truth is that creating custom watch parts to the level of...
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Hans Wilsdorf was a brilliant businessman. He built his company on precision and reliability but also marketed his brand by providing remarkable timepieces to remarkable figures at the time. He interwove Rolex into historical figures' stories. He presented 20th century...
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At Everest, we’ve met a lot of watch guys in our time. Many have become close friends; a few have become true ambassadors of our brand. Of these, one particular person stands out as a class act: @horologyandtechnology on Instagram,...
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