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Rolex recently unveiled its latest creations that illustrate innovative watchmaking, based on its heritage of developing "Professional" models.

The Swiss watchmaker released several unexpected variants of their legacy lines featuring new colors, materials, and movements. Take a look.

Although watchmakers are now trying to cater to female clients through original designs and an expanding range of complications, we can’t ignore the simple fact that many women’s watches are merely smaller, sparklier versions of their more famous male counterparts. However, it is not always as patronising as you think. In the case of Rolex, women’s watches are taken just...

From mountain tops to the depths of caves, in the biting cold of the Arctic or the searing heat of volcanoes, Oyster Perpetual Explorer watches have endured extreme environments, where time management is often key to survival.

By the end of World War II, Rolex was more than ready to unveil another horological invention.

First unveiled to a somewhat muted response back in 1963, Rolexs Cosmograph Daytona model went on, over the six decades that followed, to become arguably the most important motor racing-adjacent timepiece on the market. Versions of the Daytona are given out as prizes to first-place winners at the legendary 24 Hours Of Le Mans and 24 Hours Of Daytona races, but it was improbably handsome motor racing fan Paul Newman – an early proponent of bicolour dial Daytona wristwatches – who helpe...

Ideal companion of world travellers Rolexs Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller collection appeals with dual time zone display and an annual calendar published : 15 Jan 2021 at 04:00 4 For over a century, Rolex has been synonymous with inventions, which include its easy-to-pronounce brand name coined by Hans Wilsdorf 12 years before he founded the prolific watchmaking empire. The Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller in 18ct yellow gold with a bright black dial and Oysterflex bracelet. "I tried combining t...