This extraordinary timepiece resides in a class of its own, seamlessly blending artistry and precision to stimulate your senses and elevate your style to extraordinary heights…

An overlooked feature in today’s wristwatches, anti-magnetism solved a serious problem when it was commercialized in the mid-20th century…

While the Turn-O-Graph is often remembered as the first Rolex with a rotating bezel, it was actually the first serially produced Rolex with a rotating bezel. Before that there was another watch: the Rolex Zerographe!

As far as the story of the Cellini goes, it may not be as exciting as other models, but it remains a standout in Rolex’s catalogue…

The Rolex Turn-O-Graph, also known as the ‘Thunderbird’, was one of Rolex’s more unique 20th century timepieces…

Rolex’s infamous Daytona, used a Valjoux 72 movement that was modified by the Swiss company when it was released. However, towards the end of the 1980s, Rolex upgraded to a self-winding movement – Zenith’s El Primero.

A look into Rolex’s vintage watch advertisements, from the Rolex Submariner to the Rolex Explorer…

The Rolex 'Stelline' is one of the most sought after vintage Rolexes.

Everything’s bigger in Texas, including this vintage Rolex…

Rolex has never been known for making complicated watches...However, in the mid-20th century, they did make two triple calendar moonphase watches, one of which was the Rolex Padellone 8171.

The Rolex Oyster Commander, branded by the Oyster Watch Company, a subsidiary of Rolex, has a pretty peculiar history. Not only does it have roots in Canada, but it was also given to Canadian soldiers during the Second World War…

While you may know Vietnam from its flirtations with communism in the latter half of the 20th century, until 1945, Vietnam was ruled by an emperor from the Nguyen dynasty…Emperor Bao Dai.

The Rolex Explorer, was it really worn on Mount Everest?