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It’s hard to believe that almost seven years have passed since Rolex released the Sea-Dweller ref. 126600. This generation ushered in a larger 43mm case diameter, cyclops date lens, and for the first time since the 1970s, red dial text....
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In our most recent edition of Hidden Gems, we featured the Rolex Submariner ref. 14060: a watch without a date window. While writing the article, I made a conscious effort not to include the term “No-Date Submariner”. Although the linguist...
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If you haven't seen it yet, a Rolex Day Date 40mm in Everose with a Rhodium dial has been spotted at the Oscars. In the world of luxury watches, Rolex has long been synonymous with prestige, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance....
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It's prediction season, people. With Watches and Wonders Geneva just one month out, we at Everest are predicting all things Rolex, Tudor, Patek Philippe, and beyond. While we’ve published 15 predictions thus far, with even more in the pipeline, we...
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For this installment of Hidden Gems – our bimonthly series highlighting favorites from the preowned Rolex market – we have a sub-$5k icon, the quintessential 5-digit diver, and a colorful, classy, currently-produced Datejust. Fully-authenticated listings for each watch are included...
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Thus far, we at Everest have made six predictions regarding Tudor’s 2024 releases. Today, I’d like to recap these predictions, giving you a brief summary of each one. If you’re interested in any one prediction, the long-form article will be linked in each...
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Here we are again, folks. It’s nice to see you. Seemingly every year approaching Watches & Wonders (and formerly Baselworld), the prospect of a white dial Rolex Explorer I captures the minds of enthusiasts, leading to a slew of predictions. Obviously,...
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