Rolex Sigma Dial: Ultimate Breakdown
Rolex, since its inception, has always dedicated itself to excellence. During a short period in the 1960s to 1970s, Rolex and other luxury watch brands began to mark some watches...
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Flyback Chronograph: The Pilot’s Quick-Reset Stopwatch
Watch collectors who own a chronograph may notice that it is a complicated timing mechanism to use. For people wearing a watch for fashion, this may not be a big...
Rolex 904L Oystersteel Versus 316L Stainless Steel
Rolex is known to use only the best materials when it comes to watchmaking. Not all stainless steel is created equally, and Rolex knew that when they began creating their...
What is "Swiss Only" Rolex
In the world of Rolex collecting, tiny details often hold major collectors value. One of the most subtle—and increasingly sought-after—variations of a vintage "Swiss Only" Rolex can be found as...
Why the Daytona is the Hardest Rolex to Get
Many luxury watch collectors dream of the opportunity to be offered a Daytona Cosmograph by their Rolex authorized dealer. It is near-impossible to be given the chance to fork over...
What Makes a Vintage Rolex Turn Orange?
If you have browsed for vintage Rolex watches, you may notice that certain models feature hour and hand markers that have turned a shade of orange. Among other attributes, this...
Are Rolex Watches Magnetic?
Rolex watches are some of the most well-made and reliable Swiss watches. They are built to withstand water, pressure, and even temperature changes. However, there is one weakness that some...
How Often Should You Service Your Rolex?
Rolex watches are well known for their ability to last lifetimes as generational heirlooms. While they are revered for their accuracy and durability, these luxury timepieces do need occasional maintenance....
Understanding the High Cost of Rolex Watches
Rolex is one of the most famous Swiss watch brands in the world, often seen on the wrists of businessmen, athletes, and celebrities alike. While many people aim to own...
Decoding Rolex: "Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified"
When checking the time on a Rolex, you may have noticed the words "Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified" written on the dial. Placed just above 6 o'clock, this cluster of words...
