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95Rolex Explorer II
by James Montgomery
Mount Everest, as you may have heard by now, has been conquered already, but the Rolex Explorer II watch (or Rolex Explorer 2, for the Roman numeral-disinclined) keeps scaling new heights. As a matter of fact,... published 2 years ago
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89Rolex Submariner
by James Montgomery
Whoever said there is no eye-pleasing way to combine ruggedness with sophistication has surely not seen the Rolex Submariner gracing the wrist of the legendary Agent 007 in several early James Bond movies. And... published 2 years ago
89Rolex Tudor
by James Montgomery
If you think Tudor watches were invented by Henry VIII, think again. Despite the name suggesting royal connections, the Tudor watch is as Swiss as the edelweiss. In fact, Tudor and Rolex are brothers who,... published 2 years ago
89Rolex DateJust in Rolesor
by James Montgomery
It is difficult to say which Rolex model is the best, because individual tastes can't be defined with as much accuracy and precision as these Swiss watches. From a purely personal point of view, I think the... published 2 years ago
87Rolex Cellini
by James Montgomery
Benvenuto Cellini was a well-known 16th century Italian artist and, coincidentally or not, the watches in the Rolex Cellini line have a feel of the Renaissance to them - fluid and exquisitely crafted... published 2 years ago
87Rolex GMT Master
by James Montgomery
You don't have to be an astronaut to wear the Rolex GMT Master II watch, or a space engineer to figure out how to use it. Long before this model gained popularity with astronauts - Jack Swigert wore it on the... published 2 years ago
87Rolex Oysterquartz
by James Montgomery
Some watch purists may argue that "Rolex quartz movement" is a bit of an oxymoron. But even a staunchly traditional company like Rolex sometimes thinks out of the box, goes out on a limb, and manufactures... published 2 years ago
86The Omega Seamaster America's Cup
by Watch Connoisseur
Omega Watches Presents "The Diver's Choice": Seamaster America's Cup Wearing excellence is of course a matter of definitive technology, high precision and guaranteed fashion. For over 150 years, this most... published 16 months ago
86Panerai Watches - Steel vs Titanium Cases
by Watch Connoisseur
Panerai Watch Cases - The Steel vs. Titanium Battle ‘Innovation expressed through simplicity' says the brand logo of Panerai, and quite rightly too. The typical Panerai watch case measures around 44 mm... published 16 months ago
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