How to Find The Best Rolex to Fit your Lifestyle?

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 Rolex watch for work as well as play. 

However, are you wondering “how to sell my Rolex for the best price“? Simply, fill up our online form now and get the most competitive price quote. 

Regardless, Rolex’s “Professional” range consists of watches built for specific profession and hobbies such as diving, flying, driving, and yachting.

Here’s a guide to the best and ideal Rolex watches to suit your everyday lifestyle. Take a look!

The Rolex Submariner – For The Divers

Introduced in 1953, the Rolex Submariner was the first timepiece to be water-resistant up to 100m. 

However, Rolex made a significant refinement on the original Submariner over the years. 

• Today, the Rolex Submariner is more robust and water-resistant to 1,000ft (300m). 
• While the Submariner is a real diver watch, it meets the standard of ISO 6425.
• This means that the watch is not only water-resistance to greater depths but also unaffected by any extreme conditions. 
• However, the watch features a 40mm case, magnified date-complication at 3 o’clock, and a screw-down winding crown. 
• It flaunts a 60-minute unidirectional bezel. The bezel aids divers to precisely measure their lapsed time underwater. 
• Moreover, the bezel is made of Rolex’s patent corrosion-resistant Cerachrom. 

The Rolex Submariner is powered by an automatic Calibre 3136 movement. It offers power reserve up to 48-hours. 

The Rolex Explorer – For the Adventurers

One of the brand’s most underrated sports watch is the Rolex Explorer. 

In 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary successfully climbed the summit of Mount Everest with a Perpetual Oyster on his wrist. 

• However, Rolex launched the Oyster Perpetual Explorer the same year to celebrate this pioneering achievement. 
• The brand offers two Explorer models today – the 39mm Explorer, and a 42mm Explorer II. 
• Both models appear entirely different. But Rolex has designed them for extreme environmental conditions. 
• The Rolex Explorer features an Oyster case, and a black dial with large, readable numerals. 

Moreover, the Explorer II has an increased diameter case and an added GMT function. This enables the wearer to keep track of many time-zones. 

 The Rolex Daytona – For the Race – Car Drivers

Launched in 1963, the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona is globally considered as the motorsport watch. 

The watch has flaunted the wrists of the world’s many successful drivers. 

• The Daytona is a watch exclusively designed for motorsport and time-tracking.
• Thus, the watch features a second hand that shows a precise reading to one-eighth of a second. 
• Moreover, it has two dials displaying the elapsed time in minutes and hours. 
• The non-rotating 40mm bezel on the watch is also used as a tachymeter. It indicates the units per hour of any mobile objects you want to track the time. 

However, the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona is water-resistant to a depth of 100m. The watch offers a 72-hour of power reserve. 

The Rolex GMT-Master II – For The Travellers

The Rolex GMT-Master was released in the middle of 1950s to cater to the needs of aeroplane pilots. 

• The 40mm watch sports the regular hour, minute and second hands.
• Additionally, it comes with another hand that tells the time at Greenwich Meantime (GMT)
• However, the extra GMT-hand moves around a 24-hour bezel. 

The bezel is made of incredibly hard ceramic. Interestingly, the Rolex Daytona with a blue and red bezel is popularly referred to as the Rolex “Pepsi”. 

The Rolex Air-King – For The Pilots

The Air-King is ideally an ideal Rolex for those whose favourite pastime is flying. 

With a 40mm case, domed bezel, and Oyster bracelet, the watch flaunts a simple and attractive look. 

• The Rolex Air-King may look virtually the same in design like the Rolex Day-Date and Datejust. 
• However, there are sufficient differences for making it stand out from the typical graduation-gift crowd. 
• The Air-King features a unique black bezel, and more prominent hour numerals at 3, 6, and 9.
• This is further divided by smaller minute numerals that help in navigational time reading. 

Moreover, the watch is powered by the self-winding Calibre 3131 mechanical movement. It has nearly 48hours power reserve and water-resistant to 100m. 

How to sell a Rolex watch?

I want to sell my Rolex watch, now what? 

Trusted watch buyers in London at The Luxury Hut provide a secure and straightforward way to sell Rolex watches both online and via appointment. 

If you want to sell your Rolex watch, begin the process by:

• Filling up our online form
• Get an initial price quote
• Send your watch to us for a more detailed assessment.

Or call on 0207 242 9160 to book an appointment at our office in Hatton Garden, London. 

• Receive your final offer
• Accept it & get paid within minutes.