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Rolex surprised us when they released the lefty GMT Master II 126720VTNR last spring. It features a black and green ceramic bezel, a first for the brand, which as enough to get our attention. But to be fair, adding a new...
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In a market dominated by stainless steel or precious metal sports watches, bracelets have become the default. Buy the watch, size the bracelet, and boom – you’re done. Besides looking good, bracelets have a lot to offer: durability, weight (distribution...
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Every year, for quite a few years - I make the prediction that Rolex is going to come out with a Coke GMT Master II. The last few years, my success rate on predictions related to this model has been...
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Watch restoration and watch modification are two different things, but they often overlap. Both involve doing something to a watch. This can be very minimal, like cleaning the case, or it can drastically change a watch, like swapping out the...
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Ceramic watches are nothing new. In fact, the industry has been producing watches commercially from the tough yet lightweight material for decades. However, with the recent boom in new ceramic releases from some of the industry’s top brands, such as...
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A while back we talked about the Rolex Explorer 2 (LINK) and what made it special, especially looking at the current reference. In this article we’re going to take a step back in the past and focus more on the...
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The history of the development of chronograph watches is tightly linked to car races and any sport that requires precise timing. One could say that chronographs changed sports and not the other way around. And one common characteristic that most...
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