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A few weeks ago, we ordered a $250 strap off eBay. It was marketed as a “curved-end rubber strap that fits Rolex Submariner 116610.” The price tag alone made us curious—what’s a $250 strap doing on the same search results...
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On February 12th, 2025, Rolex won a significant lawsuit against Skeleton Concept, a French atelier known for modifying Rolex watches. The Paris Judicial Court ruled that Skeleton Concept infringed on Rolex’s trademarks and engaged in unfair competition, awarding Rolex €710,000...
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We first saw this watch back in May 2024, when Giro d’Italia winner Tadej Pogačar was presented what appeared to be a pink-accented Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono in a display box on the winner’s podium. Then in February 2025, Tudor...
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A commenter recently asked a great question on the Everest Journal: “Why can’t Rolex manage to have hands/dials that can be seen in the dark? I’ve had my GMT-Master since 1985 (purchased new); I’ve replaced the face (all done by...
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Rolex’s yellow gold Deepsea was met with mixed reactions. Pricing aside, many questioned the practicality of solid gold deep-diver. Honestly, I don't blame anyone for raising this question. When I picture a hyper-capable dive watch, I picture one in steel or titanium. These metals...
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The countdown display at Watches & Wonders booth—which we wrote about here—had us all guessing. Now we know why: Tudor just dropped a limited edition Black Bay Chrono—this one in full carbon fiber—timed perfectly with the 2025 Miami Grand Prix....
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The Rolex Submariner ref. 6538 is one of the most recognizable watches in vintage Rolex collecting. It’s the “Big Crown” Sub made famous by Sean Connery as James Bond in Dr. No. But while the Bond connection cemented its place...
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