The Everest Journal RSS
The Rolex Submariner is an instant classic and its aesthetic is nearly instantly recognizable to all generations. While it may technically be a dive watch, it is incredibly versatile and looks great on just about everyone. Even with updates or...
Continue reading
In a recent article on Hodinkee, author James Stacey tackles the question: What really is a beater watch? It’s a great question as it’s a term that is widely used by watch enthusiasts, but does it mean that it’s a...
Continue reading
If you browse online listings for Rolex watches as I am often found doing. It helps me unwind and you never know when you have to spring into action if your perfect model shows up. For many of us, the...
Continue reading
Look, sometimes when things make absolutely no sense, all you can do is laugh. It’s certainly better than crying. While neither of these responses will actually make buying a Rolex at retail any easier these days, at least laughing will...
Continue reading
With COVID restrictions easing and places in the US and Europe opening up for travel, many of us watch enthusiasts may be faced with a dilemma, what watch to bring on vacation? Even for those of us not going on...
Continue reading
Image Source: Swisswatchexpo What does soda, Rolex and Delta airlines have in common? It may seem like a stretch, but bear with us because the financial comparison between soda, Rolex and Delta airlines is actually pretty fascinating and surprising. Today we’re...
Continue reading
For the most part Rolex (outside of its Cellini line) does not make true dress watches as defined in the traditional manner: thin case under 40mm, time only, no seconds hand or discreet seconds hand, leather strap and possibly in...
Continue reading
