Most collectors are losing their minds over the new Rolex Submariner, but the real fun in Rolex’s new 2020 lineup lies in the new Oyster Perpetual collection, now available in a rainbow of cheerful ...

After delaying its product introductions and imposing temporary factory closures due to the Covid virus, Rolex has finally introduced its long-awaited new 2020 lineup, including new Submariner and ...

The rumormongers had it pretty much right. From the middle of August, when it became known that Rolex would be announcing some major updates September 1 to one of its core lines of watches, the big ...

Rolex has officially revealed the latest iteration of the brand’s famed dive watch, the Submariner, an easy contender for the most famous watch of all time. Since its debut in 1953, the Sub has graced ...

Commit to memory: Twelve-forty-sixty. If there is just one reference number you need to memorise for the rest of this year, let it be the new no-date Rolex Submariner 41mm Ref 124060. The Submariner, ...

Back in April, amidst a global pandemic that ground the world to a halt, taking the annual watch show Baselworld with it, Rolex announced it was pulling new releases from the calendar indefinitely.

Jason Statham was spotted at Burberry’s Spring/Summer 2026 show during London Fashion Week wearing a Rolex Submariner “No Date.” The 41mm stainless-steel model, with a black dial, black ceramic bezel, ...

The Rolex Submariner isn't exactly controversial. Asking a group of music, design, or fashion experts to name the most important album, building, or collection of the 20th century is a great way to ...

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Jason Statham was spotted at Burberry’s Spring/Summer 2026 show during London Fashion Week wearing a Rolex Submariner ‘No Date’. The 41mm stainless steel model, with a black dial, black ceramic bezel ...

For almost as long as watches have been worn on wrists, watchmakers have strived to make them function in places they probably shouldn’t. Nowhere is that pursuit more glorified or mastered than in the ...