Where are Rolex watches made? The answer is in Switzerland’s cities of Geneva and Bienne, where Rolex’s leading facilities craft each watch. This article provides an in-depth look at the exact locations and processes defining Rolex’s watchmaking excellence. The Birthplace of Rolex: A Journey Through Time In 1905, a young man named Hans Wilsdorf and […]
Ensuring your Rolex runs accurately relies on proper winding technique. In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to wind a Rolex, keeping your treasured timepiece in peak condition. Read on to learn the precise steps and tips to maintain its timeless precision. Key Takeaways Understanding Your Rolex’s Winding Needs A Rolex watch is a marvel of […]
Asking ‘how much is a Rolex’ can yield an answer as diverse as the watches themselves, with prices starting around $5,000 and soaring upwards of $75,000. Key factors such as model choice, material, and scarcity play critical roles in setting these prices. Our guide will examine these aspects to better understand Rolex’s pricing structure, helping […]
The allure of Rolex watches often comes with a simple question: Why are Rolex so expensive? This goes beyond the Rolex name to their unmatched precision, high-end materials, and the cachet they carry. Delve into the details of Rolex’s exceptional costs through the lenses of craftsmanship, exclusive features, and scarcity – all of which play […]
In 2017 somehow, Rolex has managed to do both the expected and the unexpected by releasing four absolute barn burning watches in a mix, that is shocked, surprised, delighted, you name it. Let’s start with the most obvious the Sea Dweller. Rolex Sea-Dweller 126600 It’s the 50th anniversary – we knew something would come, did we […]
Why Are Rolex Watches So Expensive? If you asked people what they thought the best watch in the world is, most of them would probably assure you that it’s a Rolex. The most influential people in the history of humankind have been spotted wearing a Rolex on their wrist. Well let’s go further and ask people […]
A Week On The Wrist: The Rolex Datejust The watch we review today is really a true classic, it’s the Rolex Datejust. It’s 36 millimeters and it remained largely unchanged for 60 years. The Datejust was first introduced in 1945 with the reference 4467. This was the first automatically winding watch with an automatically changing date function on the dial. In […]
