Entry-Level is an interesting term when it comes to luxury goods. For example, an “entry-level” car like a Honda, Toyota, or Nissan is much different from an “entry-level”
Today, it’s hard to watch golf, or any sport, without seeing a watch brand’s name somewhere on the venue or advertising connected to the game. That’s in addition
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All right let's do this. What you need to know before picking a Submariner: take one. So here we go another video on the Submariner, but before
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The Rolex Submariner is a watch we talk about a lot, and for good reason. It's the watch that most watches are compared to. But that can
The Rolex Daytona: A Collector’s Timepiece
The Daytona instantly became a staple of the Rolex catalog when it debuted in 1963. Over the years, the collection has notched some
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The Rolex Explorer is often overlooked when compared to its flashier siblings like the Submariner and the Daytona, but it's every bit of a Rolex sport watch.
Evolution of Rolex’s Proprietary Materials
Experimentation with new materials has always been a part of the watch industry. In the past, it was necessary to further the evolution of
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When people think of a luxury watch they often think Rolex and then they think, "There's no way I could ever own one!" But there are some
Being a watch guy involves not only collecting* watches (* - that’s a loaded word, but you get it) but also scouring the Internet on watch forums, Google
Origins of the Ring Lock System
For more than four decades, the Sea-Dweller and Submariner served as Rolex’s collection of dive watches. While the Submariner continues to be a
Rolex’s history with military forces spans nearly a century. In that time, they’ve designed timepieces for a wide array of military groups. One of their most famous partnerships