In this article, we will review what’s probably one of the most important new watches of 2020, the brand new Rolex Submariner 41-millimeter reference 124060. Rolex Submariner is undoubtedly among the most iconic and replicated watches of the industry, a watch that most people, not only watch enthusiasts know and recognize, a watch that has […]
This review is going to be on the overly anticipated but highly overrated Rolex GMT reference number 126710BLNR. Baselworld 2019 obviously passed a long time ago and the watches were released. The Batman with the Jubilee bracelet was released, however, I think that maybe an introduction of the coca-cola might have been a better play. […]
For anyone thinking that fake watches were the easy to spot domain, we will demonstrate that it’s harder to spot a fake than you might think. In an age where rapid prototyping is something you can do as a hobby in your own home, it’s unsurprising that the replication of high-end watches has become more […]
In this article we’re will review arguably the biggest release of the 2017 Rolex collection.This watch was shown at Basel this year 2017, and this is the brand new Rolex Sea-Dweller Reference 126600, not to be confused with Rolex Sea-Dweller Reference 116600, now discontinued. I think it’s probably the most interesting comparison here because this […]
Rolex’s latest crop of 2019 releases has just dropped, and they have got watch fans buzzing in a way that only Rolex can. We rounded up three of the best, and we’re going to show you what makes them special, and why they’ve got people talking. First of all, the Yacht-Master 42 This configuration of […]
In 2017 somehow, Rolex has managed to do both the expected and the unexpected by releasing four absolute barn burning watches in a mix, that is shocked, surprised, delighted, you name it. Let’s start with the most obvious the Sea Dweller. It’s the 50th anniversary – we knew something would come, did we expect it […]
A Week On The Wrist: The Rolex Datejust The watch we review today is really a true classic, it’s the Rolex Datejust. It’s 36 millimeters and it remained largely unchanged for 60 years. The Datejust was first introduced in 1945 with the reference 4467. This was the first automatically winding watch with an automatically changing […]