You’ve decided to buy a Rolex. Congrats! Rolex is the most popular watch brand in the world for a reason: The brand makes excellent watches, with many of its models ranking among the most iconic ...

If you missed out on the colourful Rolex Oyster Perpetuals launched last ... The new limited edition 36mm C63 Sealander Automatic is inspired by the colours of Swiss topography and English flora ...

Here, you’ll find everything from a Tiffany & Co.-signed Rolex and a Patek Philippe annual calendar with rare luminous Roman numerals to a funky diamond Day-Date “President.” There’s also ...

But if you really fancy a Rolex and are not one to follow the crowd, how about exploring an Explorer? Although a perennial favourite in the range and, in the opinion of some, the quintessential Rolex ...

Learn more You might think you know every classic GMT tool watch from travel’s Golden Era, that exciting early period of the ...

Moser & Cie offers styling that's both minimalist and wholly unique, from its dial, lacking logo or hour markers and crafted ...

'Watch collectors appreciate the importance of reliable timepieces that were used on historic lunar missions.' A Rolex watch that was flown to the moon is now the most expensive astronaut ...

Over the years, Rolex has selected various hard stones to adorn its dials, ranging from coral and tiger’s-eye to malachite, lapis lazuli, and, in this case, sodalite. These eye-catching pieces ...

More compact than they look, the case measures 41.5mm by 36mm and houses a Seiko Instruments ... Where to start? Rolex well-and-truly blew the doors off with its Watches and Wonders announcement ...

That’s why National Geographic and Rolex have partnered to support trailblazing scientific research, expeditions, and solutions to increase our understanding of the threats facing the planet’s ...

The prestigious Rolex Player of the Year award was introduced to the LPGA in 1966. LPGA Tour players are awarded points at each official LPGA tournament based on top-10 finishes with the top ...