Rolex Developments, Introductions, and Innovations in the 1950s
The 1950s was a key decade for Rolex. It was during this 10-year span that Rolex introduced some of its most famous models and laid the foundation for future success by developing robust, practical, and high-quality watches. In this article, we will be outlining the models, metal styles, and key references introduced in the 1950s. […]
Rolex Watches Discontinued in 2019
The horological extravaganza that is Baselworld has shut up shop for another year, leaving in its wake a raft of new watches from a slew of brands, and Rolex in particular. In truth, 2019 did not see the crown at its most adventurous. The biggest news from the show was the Rolesor Sea-Dweller which is […]
Rolex’s Most Blinged Up Creations
Back in the day, the name Rolex conjured up images of rugged professional watches, hardy tool-like models for those venturing out into the wildest extremes, whether at the top of the world or diving into the abyssal depths. More recently, it has become associated with notions of luxury, expense and opulence—worn as symbols of success […]
Modern Rolex, Future Classic: Rolex Daytona 116520
In vintage Rolex watch collecting circles, the Daytona is basically a brand on its own. In fact, Paul Newman’s (the man responsible for popularizing old-school manual-wound Daytona watches with Rolex’s Exotic dials) very own vintage Rolex Daytona set a new world record for the most expensive wristwatch sold at auction when it fetched $17.8 million. […]