Buying, Selling, & Collecting The Audacious Design Of 1970s Patek The '70s gave way to experimental design across the board. Was Patek Philippe the clear victor of ingenuity? Originally published by Malaika Crawford on Hodinkee, August 11th 2023 There is no period as visually
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A Comprehensive Collector's Guide To The Rolex Explorer I Mapping the ascent of Rolex's go-anywhere watch. Originally published by Jon Bues on Hodinkee, February 4th 2022 With
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Second Opinions: Are There Too Few Rolex Or Too Many Millionaires? In which I discover the laws of supply and demand. Originally published by Jack Forster
