The lifecycle of a Rolex watch has always been much more about evolution than revolution. Rolex know what makes a timeless design classic, and any changes made to a particular model are subtle rather than shocking. For a brand so inextricably linked with ideas of opulence and luxury, Rolex has never really done flamboyant. But every now and again, they can still throw in a surprise or two. One of their most polarizing revelations came in 2003 with the release of their 50-year pat on the back to themselves, The Rolex Submariner 16610LV.

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Roger Federer. Leonardo DiCaprio. Four one-of-a-kind Rolex Daytonas. And one of the most impressive environmental initiatives in the world.  Rolex […]

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A great television costume can tell you who a character is before they say a word. A watch can do […]

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I’ve handled a lot of Rolex watches over the years, and if you asked me to name the single most […]

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As of September 2026, a select group of Rolex models is selling for less than in 2025, according to Bob’s […]

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The biggest difference between the original Rolex GMT-Master and the GMT-Master II is how their internal movements handle the time […]

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