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Generally speaking, most watch collectors make some type of effort to keep their more expensive timepieces as pristine as possible. Even if they don’t view their watches as investments in any capacity, preserving resale value is still often a factor,...
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Cole Pennington wished for thinner dive watches in the spirit of 1960s and 1970s skin divers in a Hodinkee article about editors’ wish lists for 2022. Pennington wrote: “Most folks who wear dive watches these days don't dive much anyway, and...
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A lot of people have been saying that the Rolex Milgauss is due for an update and that 2022 might just be the year we will finally see one. However, there is also a good chance that Rolex won’t update...
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An article (originally penned in 2015) by Gary G on Quill & Pad explored why the author had never owned a Rolex and how that might change. The article is well-written and the writer does not hold back when admitting his...
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There are a lot of Everest look alike rubber straps on the market today, however none should go on your Rolex except Everest. Ten years ago when we were first to the market for rubber straps for your Rolex, our...
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These last two years have been tough, so we wanted to continue to make bold declarations on what we'll be doing in 2022. Our first set of resolutions focused on This type of article is pretty common in the watch media,...
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When it arrived in 2016 the 40mm Rolex Air-King 116900 was instantly derided by the more keyboard vocal members of the watch enthusiast community. It did look weird with the white gold 3-6-9 dial markers blended with Arabic numerals in minutes...
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