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Submariner, GMT-Master, Day-Date, Explorer: all cornerstone Rolex models from the 1950s. The Explorer’s precursor, the Oyster Perpetual, accompanied Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay to the summit of Mount Everest in 1953. That same year, Rolex debuted the Explorer:...
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Buying a new Rolex used to be a bit more of a production. In the '50s and '60s, Rolex boxes had funky shapes, exposed wood grain, and cotton/velvet interiors. This was long before plastic warranty cards; watches came with a paper guarantee that listed...
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Tudor has come into its own since 2010, forging a distinct identity separate from Rolex. This is largely due to the two-headed monster they created in 2012 with the Black Bay and Pelagos. The dive watch duo, one heritage-inspired, one...
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If you collect watches, Rolex or otherwise, you’ve likely asked yourself at some point, “what’s next?” Adding a new watch to your collection is a great way to mark a milestone, reward yourself for an achievement, or just indulge—all valid reasons (we...
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As we enter 2025, Rolex has announced a new price adjustment across its lineup, impacting several of its most iconic models. Here’s a quick breakdown of the changes: Daytona Gold Models: A significant increase of 13%All Other Gold Models: Up by 6%Steel...
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When it comes to debate, watch enthusiasts do it best. We love to discuss which Rolex watch is the best, and an even more precise debate—“which Rolex Submariner is best”—often finds its way into online forums, Instagram posts, and...
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We saw countless watch memes this year, many of which were pretty hilarious. Today, we decided to share six memes that made us laugh out loud. It was impossible to pick only five. Let’s fire up the interwebs and show...
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