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The Rolex Submariner Ref. 1680/16800/168000 “Comex” The French underwater engineering firm Compagnie Maritime d'Expertises ...

The 50th anniversary edition of the Rolex Submariner was not supposed to celebrate a Muppet. Instead, it was supposed to symbolize Rolex's characteristic green color seen on the brand's boxes ...

Rolex just unveiled a new, 252-page book on the iconic Submariner watch. Priced at $125, the hardcover tome will be available from October 1. Rolex Unveils the First Authorized History Book of the ...

Yes, it’s blue, but it’s a very specific nickname which applies only to a two-tone Submariner with blue dial and bezel. The first Bluesy reference dates to 1985 but a modern rendition also ...

Throughout, the Submariner’s design – mostly unchanged since its debut – is celebrated in new and original photography, including historical images from Rolex.. ‘The Submariner represents the essence ...

The total market value of all Rolex Submariner watches ever made is almost $50 billion, based on analysis of the first-ever release of production data by the Swiss watchmaker.

Rolex sold the watch between 2010 and 2020, and this single-owner collection includes one example from each of those 11 years. All of the watches come with original boxes and papers. The Rolex ...

Well, it took Rolex all of one year and a major new color to turn me into a 1908 convert. The new version of the watch comes with a fierce, icy blue dial that helps the tuxedo-ready dress watch ...

The Rolex Submariner timepiece (Rolex) · Rolex It appears that Rolex watch “flippers” — dealers who buy new watches and flip them in another market that pays more — are facing headwinds.

Bonnie Blue made an expensive purchase on a watch — but it wasn’t that big of a deal to her.. In a YouTube vlog of her Miami trip, posted on Sunday, April 20, Bonnie, 25, documented a visit to ...

The John Player Special Courtesy. So there are manual-wound Rolex Daytonas, and then there are exotic-dial “Paul Newman” Daytonas, and then there’s this real inside-baseball-type thing — a ref. 6241 ...