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Rolex at Watches & Wonders 2023 (Part 2)
Rolex came to Watches & Wonders in Geneva this year with a hatful of new models: so many, in fact, that we have had to split our report on them all in two. In the first post, we covered the new Daytona (celebrating its 60th birthday), the new size Explorer (a watch celebrating its 70th […]
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Rolex Decades: The 2010s Explorer Versus the 2020s Explorer
Rolex’s understated and underappreciated Explorer is arguably the watch which has been the least altered throughout its extremely long life. Pretty much all of its most significant identifying features—the 36mm case, the soft tonneau shape and, of course, the 3/6/9 markers—were set in place from the outset and then left well alone for the next […]
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Rolex Decades: The 2000s Milgauss Versus the 2010s Milgauss
These days, Rolex’s scientist’s watch, the Milgauss, is famous for not being famous. A timepiece which has lived its life in the shadows, it has been a perpetually ignored creation, despite its singular talents, with buyers traditionally passing it over for more recognizable names. However, that could only last so long. Eventually, collectors fill their […]
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Rolex Decades: The ‘90s Day-Date Versus the 2000s Day-Date
Rolex’s current and former flagships, the Day-Date and the Datejust, have long been closely bound together, developmentally-speaking. While the President debuted more than 10 years after the arrival of the first Datejust, by the time it launched most of Rolex’s traditional trial-and-error corrections had already been carried out and squared away. That left the two […]
