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When something is repeated often enough, one can start to believe it’s true. And with the watch collecting community certain phrases or collective commentary can make something that is otherwise trivial into a major statement. Getting obsessive about the minutiae...
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For starters, I like big watches and I cannot lie. At least when it comes to Rolex, I like watches on the bigger side. I love the new Submariner at 41mm and the Datejust 41 pulls at my heart string...
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Whether you like the idea of two-tone or not, the hybrid gold and steel Rolex, in a solid configuration, makes a powerful visual impact. In my opinion, two-tone watches look best with a Jubilee bracelet and fluted bezel because the smaller...
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We all see how Rolex’s decisions can cause sweeping impact across the entire watch industry. Stainless steel sport watches are the hottest category and there’s no doubt this has been paced by the popularity of icons such as the Submariner...
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Obviously, there is a lot of discussion about a shortage of Rolex watches. The term from an Economic standpoint, is a condition where the quantity demanded is greater than the quantity supplied at the market price. For sure that is...
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There’s something about the price point of under $4K when it comes to watches. For many watch collectors, it’s the budget level that takes you above the realm of the $2K watches, which immediately makes me think of brands like...
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Recently Zach Weiss, co-founder of Worn&Wound, wrote an opinion piece on his growing attraction to yellow gold watches. Gold watches are great looking in general in my opinion, but can be perceived as awfully showy. In the world of yellow gold Rolex...
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