How To Buy Pre Owned Rolex Watch: The Ultimate Guide When buying pre-owed or used rolex watches online, there are key factors that you should take into consideration for a successful purchase that satisfies. Is it new? Is it used? No one will know—except you! You don’t have to pay full-price for a brand-new Rolex […]
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For decades, if you wanted to wear a Rolex Datejust, you were given one size option—36mm. Finally, in 2009, Rolex released a larger version of their flagship dress watch they called the Datejust II. Just seven short years later in 2016, Rolex replaced the Datejust II with the Datejust 41 collection. If you’ve ever wondered
In 2005, Rolex made news not with a new watch model but with a new watch component they dubbed the Cerachrom bezel. A Rolex patented material, Cerachrom bezels are crafted from ultra-tough ceramic that’s both diamond-polished and coated with a thin layer of platinum. The result is a high-quality ceramic insert used in Rolex sports watches that is not
The Rolex Sky-Dweller is perhaps one of the brand’s most misunderstood watch collections. Not only does it not look like any other watch in Rolex’s lineup, it also comes with its own set of unique functions. Read on for four quick facts about the Rolex Sky-Dweller to brush up on some key information. 1.
Among all the gold Rolex watches ever made, the solid yellow gold versions are perhaps the most “Rolex” of them all. Few watchmakers can make gold watches as well as Rolex and they are the ultimate status symbol. For the savvy shoppers, here are our top picks for the best men’s yellow gold Rolex watches
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When Rolex unveiled the new ceramic Daytona ref. 116500LN at Baselworld 2016, Rolex fans were delighted. Crafted in steel and sporting a high-tech Cerachrom ceramic in black, this was the Daytona model many were waiting for. Up until that point, the stainless steel Daytona was fitted with a steel bezel and Daytona models with ceramic
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Although the Submariner is the most famous Rolex dive watch, there is another collection from the Swiss watchmaking brand that’s heftier, stronger, and more water resistant—the Rolex Sea-Dweller. Born in 1967 as a tool watch for a professional diving company named COMEX, the Sea-Dweller was billed as the ultimate saturation diving watch of the era
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If you’re looking to start your Rolex collection, then the Oyster Perpetual range is a great place to begin. Considered Rolex’s entry-level watch, the Oyster Perpetual watch has all the hallmarks of a Rolex watch packaged into a straightforward and understated watch. Crafted in stainless steel, featuring an easy-to-read face, and powered by an automatic
Simply known as “The President,” the Day-Date watch has been Rolex’s most prestigious dress watch since its debut in 1956. While Rolex has updated the Day-Date over the years—particularly the mechanical movement—the watch has maintained much of its iconic style. This changed in 2008 when Rolex unveiled a larger version of the President with the
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Why choose between a steel Rolex watch and a gold Rolex watch when you can have both metals in one? The two-tone Rolex watch—referred to as Rolesor by Rolex—is an absolute classic in the luxury watch space and lucky for us, there are plenty to choose from. From the dressy Datejust to the sporty Submariner,
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