The lines between functional practicality and artisanal exception in watches occur somewhat blurred. Expressing sophisticated mechanisms with mind-numbing technicalities and bestowing the visual senses with an ornate aesthetic appeal, watches like many automotive inceptions blend two of the most amazing …
Rolex’s connections to motorsport goes back to Sir Malcolm Campbell’s World Land Speed Record victories in the 1930s, when he drove his automobile, Bluebird, to be the first driver to surpass 300 mph (483 km/h).
And now, the Monterey …
Rolex presents a novel creative twist with these iterations of the Day-Date 36.
At 2023’s Watches and Wonders, the brand will debut a new take on an iconic model. This new offering from Rolex will be cause for joyful …
The return of 18-carat yellow gold to the Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II is marked by the release of two new models at Watches And Wonders 2023. The first is a Rolesor made of yellow gold and Oystersteel, while …
The Yacht-Master, introduced in 1992, was created with mariners and captains in mind. A refreshed Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master 42 is unveiled by Rolex at Watches & Wonders 2023. Featuring an Oyster bracelet, this marine timepiece is presented for …
Rolex Daytona celebrates 60 years this year! Let that sink in. Not often has the nearly 60-year-old model aroused the same kind of feverish excitement that it does now. However, this is a significant achievement for the crown this …
Merchandise bearing the Walt Disney Company logo has been popular for nearly a century. Despite the company’s many products, they often regard the Mickey Mouse Watch as the “master of them all” when it comes to their brand’s long and …
Formula 1 races have always been an eagerly awaited event for F1 fans and watch enthusiasts. Yes, watch enthusiasts too because F1 and watches go hand in hand, quite literally. Brand collaborations and the deeply intertwined history between motorsports and …
In the 1930s, Sir Malcolm Campbell set a World Land Speed Record in his automobile, Bluebird, by going 300 mph (483 km/h). That was the beginning of Rolex’s relationship with motorsports. Because of its continued involvement in prestigious endurance races …
