904L Stainless Steel Stronger, more durable, and expensive than the usual 316L steel. The 904L steel is difficult to make and Rolex is the only brand to use it. Hand-assembled Movements Watch movements are assembled, checked and inspected by humans before they are sent for chronometer certification. Research Laboratories Rolex has trained scientists and researchers […]
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Rolex have designed and developed watches to combat the harshest environments. From the top of Mount Everest to bottom of the Mariana Trench, Rolex watches have successfully accompanied individuals from different lifestyle or profession. While there is a Rolex for every lifestyle of both men and women, it may be easier to find an ideal […]
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The Rolex Sky-Dweller is ideally the most complicated watch in the Rolex catalogue. The brand designed and developed it to work as an efficient timepiece – easy to use and durable. When launched in 2012, the Sky-Dweller was available only in precious metal. However, while Rolex released two Rolesor versions of it in 2017, the […]
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People who are considering selling a luxury watch, will likely ask the first question – How much does my watch worth? It may seem like an easy and straightforward question. But it is not. Pre-owned luxury watches like Rolex and Omega retain their value well with time and even may appreciate. However, their resale values […]
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Cartier introduced the first Tank watch in 1917 for the American General John Pershing. Four years after, the brand launched the first Cartier Tank Cintree in 1921. Featuring an elongated case, dial and cabochon crown, the Cintree was a modification of the Tank Normale. However, it is worth mentioning that Cartier introduced the vintage models […]
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The Rolex Submariner and the Yacht-Master are two of the most popular nautical-themed models that Rolex has offered. While the Submariner is ideally the most famous Rolex out of all, the Yacht-Master is the most contradictory models in the catalogue. Indeed, the Rolex Submariner has been the world’s most desirable diver timepiece for generations now, […]
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Introduced first in 1957 for race car drivers and later associated with the most significant leap of humankind in 1969, the Speedmaster is Omega’s most popular watch model. Only a few watches could come close to the prestige of Omega’s signature chronograph. However, the discontinued Speedmaster Reduced model is mistaken often for the famous Speedmaster […]
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Cartier introduced a new yet related line, the Santos-Dumont at SIHH 2019, following the revamp of the Santos collection. The Cartier Santos-Dumont is an exquisite illustration of the brand’s exclusive design language. The model is thin, classically sized and comes only on a leather strap. Interestingly, Cartier fitted the Santos-Dumont with a quartz movement, thereby […]
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Breitling established themselves as the significant suppliers of high-end pilot watches by the 1950s. While the brand was already famous for its Navitimer and onboard aviation chronographs, aircraft professionals across the world depended on Breitling. The brand continued to augment its presence with the introduction of the iconic Navitimer in 1952. However, Breitling released a […]
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Omega has been the official watch of James Bond since the 1995 film ‘GoldenEye’. The actor, Pierce Brosnan in this film wore a Seamaster 300M Professional that featured a blue dial and Omega’s patent wave pattern. Eventually, this watch, as well as all its latest iterations, is referred to as the ‘Bond Watch’. Now: Omega […]
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