The Air-King, therefore, was a close cousin to the Oyster Perpetual and Milgauss (at times identical other than dial designations), as well as the Rolex Explorer I (which was originally just 2 mm ...

The ref. 6200 is notable because of the gilt “Explorer dial” with its 3-6-9 markers, a configuration used today on Rolex’s Explorer and Air-King watches. Submariner dials usually delineate ...

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With its clicky rotating bezel and then-groundbreaking water resistance of 100 meters it’s one very few watches that can be ...

In this guest post, Lawrence McGlynn takes a look at Edgar Mitchell's Rolex GMT-Master 1675 And Dave Scott's Omega ...

(Next up: the Explorer). This may not sound like any ... The more complicated reason is that Rolex used to be one of those opaque states. It was like a castle whose walls could never be breached.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Mike shares a personal story about his family's Rolex Submariner 5512 ✓ He also sheds light on how Rolex was perceived in the ...

Rolex, Jaeger-LeCoultre ... Spanish scientist and explorer Antonio de Ulloa, having returned from a trip to Ecuador in 1748. The colourless metal was, at the time, used in place of silver for ...

For this watch, Rolex used its logo for every other hour marker ... guides on variations of certain references like the 1016 ...

Polynesians have used the vessels for voyaging for thousands ... but of Polynesia. In 1769, a Finnish explorer sketched a drawing of a waka off the coast of New Zealand. Yet, Matisoo-Smith says ...