Two of my favourite watches are the original Royal Oak from Audemars Piguet, which I love for its slimness and lack of a seconds hand (it frees me from the tyranny of the BBC “pips”) and the Rolex ...

So you thought the Crown only made mechanical watches? If Rolex is the ultimate symbol of prestige within watchmaking, quartz models exist at the opposite end of the spectrum. At least, that’s a ...

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It looks like Rolex is finally jumping on the watch industry’s biggest bandwagon. Every year, a few days before the biggest watch event of the year, Watches and Wonders Geneva, Rolex releases a ...

Watch enthusiast or not, you would be hard-pressed to find an individual that has never come across the Rolex name in their life. The five-pointed coronet is easily one of the most identifiable logos ...

Rolex has a new Submariner Date, and its specs are unlike any dive watch we’ve ever seen from the brand. This Submariner Date has a case that measures 80mm across, nearly twice the diameter of a ...

Though we’re used to Rolex’s chief Testimonee rocking the brand’s newest, shiniest wares, occasionally even Roger Federer will opt for something with some more mileage on it. To wit: Here is the GOAT ...

Rolex is indisputably the biggest and most influential watchmaker in the world. The Crown makes the most important and recognizable timepieces on the market—and where it goes, the industry follows.

Back in 1994, Tissot launched the Ballade. Conceived as a unisex “day to night” watch, the original quartz-powered Ballade featured a two-tone design with a multi-link bracelet, a knurled bezel and ...

Owning a Rolex is a hallmark of success and prestige for many. However, the market is flooded with counterfeit versions that mimic the luxury brand’s iconic designs. Here’s how you can distinguish ...