Standing And Sparkling Till Today – Rolex Explorer And Christopher Plummer

The Rolex Explorer has accompanied expeditions around the world. It features a 24 hour hand which acts as an invaluable tool for the speleologists and polar explorers all around the world. This is because it allows them to distinguish day time from night time. The Chromalight display on the Rolex Explorer’s dial is a one-of-a-kind innovation which pushes the boundaries of visibility in the darkest of the environments. The blue glow in the Rolex Explorer lasts up to 8 long hours with a uniform luminosity throughout. This is practically twice as long as those of the all standard luminiscient materials.

Rolex always uses 904L steel for manufacturing all of its casebacks. The 904L steel is primarily used in the chemical industry in order to create resistance from all kinds of corrosion in the chemical industry. The 904L steel blends in perfectly with the elements of Rolex to give birth to [...] Read More

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Dazzling All The Way - Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona And Wayne Gretzky

If one has to choose from the most vibrant looking watches in the Rolex lot, it would be a tough call. However, with the introduction of the new Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona, it won’t be anymore. The unique bezel of this Rolex timepiece is set with a range of sapphires of different colors. The rainbow color of the bezel of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona makes it a treat to the eyes of an onlooker. With its unique design and style, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona stands out from all other classic Rolex timepieces. Though it is undeniable that each and every Rolex watch has its own aura of timeless class and elegance, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona has proven to be a special Rolex timepiece.

Apart from donning a colorful bezel set with an array of sapphires of rainbow colors, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph [...] Read More

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Replete With Class And Style – Rolex Datejust And Donald Sutherland

The Rolex Datejust was introduced in the year 1945 by Rolex to add on to its sparkling lot of watches. The Rolex Datejust was the first watch to display date through its aperture on the watch. The unique magnifying Cyclops lens was another addition in the watch incorporated in it a few years later. The Cyclops lens soon became a Rolex design standard in the years to come. The classic design of the watch has made it an iconic symbol of style. In its earlier models, the date in the watch started to change a few hours before the midnight.

However, from the year 1955 the date change mechanism started to change and became instantaneous. The date aperture was improved by including the Cyclops lens. The lens enabled the magnification of a date by two and a half time for a more convenient reading. In the early years of Rolex, [...] Read More

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Being Elite – Rolex Day-Date And Kiefer Sutherland

Every luxury on this earth is never meant for all individuals existing in the human society. Some fight it out real hard to attain the luxuries. Few others are satisfied with the minimum distance attained while reaching the state of luxury. We believe it or not, people enjoying the luxuries of existence on this blue planet need to be elite in their choices. However, people earning these luxuries with their hard work belong to a different elite class. The Rolex Day-Date is dedicated to all those individuals who have successfully carved their niche on their own niche in their respective fields. Rolex Day-Date has continued to be one of the most popular Rolex timepieces in the recent years.

Initially, the original Rolex Day-Date was the first watch to display both day and date in the dial of a watch. Being one of the most prestigious classic Oyster, the Rolex Day-Date [...] Read More

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Redefining The Spirit Of Achievement - The Explorer Rolex Watch And Paul Gross

Rolex, as a watch making company, is known for its obsession with perfection, which is reflected in all of its timepieces. All its watches are a symbol of excellence in their features, design and scientific know-how. Designed by skilled craftsmen and engineers, the Explorer Rolex watch was launched in the year 1953 as a tribute to the greatest explorers, Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norway. The mountaineers had returned the same year after climbing the tallest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. The splendor and the grandeur of the victory inspired Rolex to develop a technology that would enable ambitious men and women to chase and conquer their biggest fears.

The 39 mm Explorer watch features an officially certified Swiss chronometer (COSC) and self winding movement. The watch with a fixed and polished bezel is waterproof to 100m/330 feet and has an oyster bracelet that graces the wrists of [...] Read More

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