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Buying a Rolex sports model at retail was a long shot for most of the past decade, especially if you had little or no purchase history with an authorised dealer. Today, at the end of 2025, that picture looks different....
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Maybe you’re shopping for yourself, hunting for a gift, or deciding how to use a Christmas bonus. If Rolex — or Tudor — is on your mind, a few references make particular sense right now. I’ve chosen the following three...
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A yellow-gold Rolex reference 6062 with a black dial and diamond hour markers sold for €5,330,000 (about £4.9 million) at Monaco Legend Group’s Exclusive Timepieces auction in Monte Carlo on 18–19 October 2025. The figure includes buyer’s premium, according to...
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For much of the past decade, the idea of walking into an authorised dealer and buying a Rolex sports model felt like a fantasy. But recent data from WatchCharts, paired with the constantly updated “AD Wait Time Megathread” on r/rolex,...
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The mainspring is one of the oldest components in watchmaking. For centuries, it has been little more than a coiled ribbon of metal inside a short barrel, wound by crown or rotor, quietly storing and releasing energy. Rolex’s newly published...
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Last year Rolex broke with tradition: it published a book dedicated to one of its own watches. Oyster Perpetual Submariner: The Watch That Unlocked the Deep wasn’t just a handsome coffee-table volume. It contained production estimates for every Submariner, Sea-Dweller,...
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Rolex is best known for its sporty models with metal bracelets, yet certain references truly excel in formal contexts — particularly when paired with leather straps. Below are three Rolex timepieces that naturally elevate in dress settings thanks to their...
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