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Time Zone to Time Zone: Rolex and Cortina Celebrate the GMT-Master

The Best Watch Brands We’ve Reviewed: From Seiko to Rolex

From daily beaters to luxury icons, a decade of hands-on testing by our team reveals which watch brands are worth your time.

Just Because – The Heavy Hitter Known as the Rolex Sky-Dweller 336938, in Yellow Gold & Green

Some watches just hit differently… It’s a given that we all have our preferences in this fascinating hobby, passion and/or profession. I, for one, am not the biggest fan of Field Watches. Never have, and I doubt I ever will truly warm up to them. I’ve also never been into yellow or rose gold watches, […]

Jay-Z’s Unique Rolex Perpetual Calendar Modified by Franck Muller? Or Is It?

Here’s The Truth About Jay-Z’s Unique Rolex Perpetual Calendar Modified by Franck Muller

Editorial: What The 1908 “Settimo” Says About A Changing Rolex

Spotted – Carlos Alcaraz, Winner of Roland Garros 2025, with the Turquoise Dial Rolex Daytona

Yesterday was the final of the 2025 French Open, also known as Roland Garros. And I have to be honest, it was an incredible game between two young, talented athletes. On one side was Italian player Jannik Sinner, ranked number one in the ATP, facing Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz, ranked number two in the world. […]

Rolex GMT-Master Explained: A Beginner’s Guide

A Closer Look: Rolex GMT-Master II “Tiger Iron”

A Closer Look: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona “Turquoise Blue”

A Closer Look: Rolex Land-Dweller and The Dynapulse Escapement

Rolex at Watches & Wonders 2025 | The Rolex Land-Dweller

Rolex Watches and Wonders 2025: Land-Dweller, GMT-Master II Tiger Iron, 1908 Settimo

The Rolex Land-Dweller Is Totally Happening, Here’s All The Information Ahead of Watches & Wonders

Rolex Land-Dweller: Everything You Need to Know… Based On Our Educated Guesswork

Everything we know so far about the Rolex video teasers

A Complete Timeline Of Every Rolex CEO In History

Rolex Files a Patent for a Natural Escapement

The Domination of Rolex in the Watch Market

Industry News – Morgan Stanley’s Top 50 Watch Brands for 2024, Rolex Still by far the Leader, Overall Market Suffered

Like every year and for now eight consecutive times, Swiss watch industry consultancy firm LuxeConsult and financial institution Morgan Stanley have worked together to bring their annual report of the Swiss watch industry, and the estimated revenues of the top 50 brands. While the 2023 report showed records for the market, it also indicated the […]

Rolex Discontinues Carl F. Bucherer

Why Oris Has More Fun Making Watches Than Just About Anyone Else

Rolex gem-set watches are all about quality, exclusivity and artistry

Inside The Rolex Certified Pre-Owned Program in the Middle East

Owner’s Review: the Rolex Oysterquartz 17013

When I began this journey, many years ago and aided by guiding voices from the wider watch community in its various guises, there seemed to be many arbitrary categories than one needed to ‘fill’ in order to have a complete collection. A diver, a dress watch, a chronograph, a beater. These are generally understandable distinctions, even though they are still fairly arbitrary categories which seem to be mostly designed as a justification for buying a new watch. Thankfully, a prevailing tide of “buy what you like” swept over my own journey, and I ended up creating my own categories. In some cases they are rather hard to define, but do the job of ensuring I don’t have too much overlap – meaning everything gets worn. One category I never bought into was the “birth year” watch. Why would it be important to own a watch that was made in the same year I was born? Unfortunately, as I have aged I have grown more fond of watches produced around that time, and I have also become more comfortable in embracing my age (but note that I’m still trying not to give too much away). As such, when a birth year Rolex Oysterquartz Ref 17013 listed for sale, appeared fleetingly on my Instagram feed as I opened the app (before disappearing from sight), I was drawn to it. Fortunately, I recognized the style and composition of the photography and quickly tracked down the watch at UK based reseller Kibble Watches. When I saw the production year, wheels set in motion in my brain about ...