Watch 101
Rolex Sizes: The Complete Guide, Measured In-House
Rolex sizes currently run from 28mm to 50mm in case diameter, with most Rolex collections falling between 36mm and 42mm....
08.17.26
Watch 101
How To Set The Date and Time On a Rolex Datejust
To set or adjust a Rolex Datejust, unscrew the winding crown, wind it about 25 clockwise turns, then pull the...
07.22.26
Watch 101
Why are Rolex Watches so Expensive
Rolex watches are expensive due to a combination of proprietary premium materials, vertically integrated Swiss craftsmanship, and a highly controlled...
05.21.26
Watch 101
Rolex Datejust vs. Rolex Day-Date
The Datejust and the Day-Date are two of the oldest names in the brand's history, and both share the archetypal...
11.15.24
Watch 101
How to Use the Rolex Explorer II Like a GMT
First released in 1971 as a watch designed specifically for speleologists (cave explorers), the Rolex Explorer II was intended to...
01.25.24
Watch 101
Master Chronometer vs Superlative Chronometer
Accuracy has always been an important point of pride and marketing for luxury watch brands. For over a century, the...
01.19.24
Watch 101
The Intriguing Allure: Why a Used Rolex Outshines Its New CounterpartÂ
https://youtu.be/SPmlH9rJWgQ In the world of luxury timepieces, few brands command as much respect and admiration as Rolex. Its iconic status,...
05.02.23
Watch 101
Rolex Submariner: Official Dial Guide
The Rolex Submariner has been in production since 1953. In a tireless quest for perfection, the celebrated model has seen...
12.22.22
Watch 101
Why Do Luxury Watches Require Service?
You might think that because you've paid a significant sum of money for a luxury watch product that the moment...
11.07.22
Watch 101
Rolex Sea-Dweller vs. Rolex Deepsea Comparison
Although the Submariner is easily its most famous and best-selling dive watch; Rolex manufactures two other timepieces that were specifically...
11.06.22
