Rolex

This year Tudor surprises us with a Black Bay GMT " Opaline " AND with a watch which is courageous, the Black Bay 54 with a... 37 mm case, defying all those who think that 37 mm is too small, and trying to demonstrate the contrary. Well, for those who thi

I mean that has onyone looked how serial numbers at these goes? I really like how Rolex crown and text Submariner Perpetual shines, does it indicate that these watches arae also so called "gilded" dials?

Even if people is still discussing which one between the 6200 and the 6204 is the first...

Isn't this the perfect vintage Rolex collection? 6541 / 6542 / 6204 and 6610. The four aces. Best, Nicolas

Since its launch at Baselworld, the Sea Dweller 50 th anniversary has courted controversy. Perhaps not helped by leaks prior to the official release, the introduction of the Cyclops is probably the most divisive development of the Sea Dweller yet. First i

Thanks all! There are a few versions of the Rolex bubblebacks ranging from the lady's version, 28mm version (boy size), 30-32mm normal version and 34mm Semi Bubbleback and the big 36mm bubbleback which evolved to become the Datejust, (with the inclusion o

I saw in Phillips' Rolex Milestone auction preview in Singapore recently.. This particular one, the reference 6536 (not 6536/1) , some call it double reference (you'll see in the picture of the case back below), with a Red Depth print and in amazing condi

Guessing this would be the ultimate birthday present: the 6204 Moby Dick. Have a great day!

... With a honey comb dial! Credit picture: Onlyvintagewatch. Pencil hands, lollipop second hand, a marvelous honeycomb dial , and this very pure insert. We always say that big crowns are the epitome of Submariners, but when you face such a beauty, I don'

We forgot to add that the super dome is another difference. On another note, comparing the Big Crown with the Small Crown no crownguards is also a terrific game. The 6538 has the same case dimensions than the 5508, AFAIK. It is just thicker. And it has th