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We are less than ten days away from Watches and Wonders 2025, and we are in full effect, foaming at the mouth over what Rolex will unveil. There have been some recent, possibly fake, leaks—but this Rolex buff has been...
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Rolex doesn’t rush into things. The brand’s evolution is patient and deliberate, making small changes over decades. But when Rolex finally embraces a new material or technology, they do it better than just about anyone. That’s exactly what we’ve seen...
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At Watches & Wonders — the annual trade show where Rolex, Tudor, Patek Philippe, and dozens of other brands unveil their biggest releases — there’s a special kind of suspense in the air before Rolex opens the blinds on the...
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In 2018, Tudor debuted the Black Bay GMT — a 41mm travel watch that changed the game for sub-$5,000 GMTs. Its red-and-blue ‘Pepsi’ bezel nods to sibling brand Rolex, but Tudor’s vintage-inspired flair sets it apart: namely the faux-rivet bracelet...
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Another year, another Rolex “leak.” This time around, a new model is circulating through social media feeds with no clear source or confirmation. The render shows a watch labeled “Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller” with an integrated bracelet—instantly reminding us of the...
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Rolex only implements new technology when it offers a clear advantage. The brand takes an incremental approach, refining materials and movements only when there’s an undeniable benefit. This is why advancements like the Parachrom hairspring and Chronergy escapement became permanent...
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Here we are again. Every year, as Watches & Wonders approaches, speculation ramps up about a white dial Rolex Explorer. It’s a conversation that’s been happening for so long that it almost feels futile. And yet, the prediction persists. There’s...
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