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The U.S. will impose a 39% import tariff on Swiss goods—including watches—starting August 7. President Trump signed the executive order on July 31, raising the rate from the 31% tariff first announced in April. The move blindsided Swiss officials, who...
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Rolex releases are often met with mixed reception. The latest-generation Milgauss, the Celebration Dial Oyster Perpetual, and even now-icons like the Daytona were polarizing at first. The Yacht-Master 16622 followed the same path, and its story has since become one...
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When Rolex unveiled the Land-Dweller at Watches & Wonders 2025, it was easily the brand’s most significant release in years—maybe decades. It introduced a brand-new case silhouette, a fully integrated bracelet, and a high-frequency movement with a silicon escapement. On...
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RedBar, the largest watch collector group in the world, began with two friends meeting up in New York City to talk watches. That informal ritual grew—first into weekly gatherings, then into a full-fledged network of collectors that now spans dozens...
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You probably didn't buy a Rolex thinking about when not to wear it. But at some point—maybe before walking through a city you don’t know all that well—you check your wrist and consider it. You’re not being paranoid by thinking...
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Most watch collectors will wax poetic about mechanical movements: these tiny machines powered entirely by the person wearing them. It’s romantic—the idea that a good mechanical watch, with regular care, could outlive you and still be running on someone else’s...
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At first glance, the Rolex Submariner references 16800 and 168000 appear to be twins. Their reference numbers are nearly identical, and on the wrist, they’re often indistinguishable to anyone but a seasoned collector. But beneath the surface, Rolex made a...
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