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In theory, Rolex's new watches become available right after they’re announced, but that's rarely the reality. To get a sense of actual availability, I looked at secondary marketplaces like Chrono24 and eBay. While these listings don’t reflect every watch delivered—many...
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If you’ve spent time collecting or learning about vintage Rolex watches, you’ve probably heard about bracelet codes. These tiny stamps on Rolex bracelet clasps are small enough to miss entirely, but they’re crucial details for understanding the originality and manufacturing...
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Tudor just released the Pelagos FXD Chrono ‘Yellow’—a new iteration of its popular cycling-inspired chronograph line. Like its most recent predecessor, the FXD Chrono ‘Pink’, this model is limited to just 300 pieces. While mechanically identical to previous FXD Chronos,...
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The first thought you probably had seeing this title: “The best Rolex to take on vacation is the one already on my wrist.” You’re not wrong. But there are some Rolex models that feel particularly at home while relaxing by a...
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Finding genuine value in a pre-owned Rolex isn't just about snagging a great price; it's about identifying models built for decades of real-world use. A Rolex, with its Oyster case and dependable, serviceable movement, is engineered to last generations, provided...
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One of the best parts about owning a Rolex is knowing it’ll probably outlive you. And not just the case or the bracelet (though they likely will), but the movement itself. With regular servicing, even a decades-old Rolex can be...
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One of the most frequent questions watch buyers ask is whether a particular model is "waterproof" or "water-resistant." While it might seem like splitting hairs, the difference is significant—especially given how carefully watch brands must choose their wording. If...
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