The Submariner on an Oyster bracelet is perhaps the most ... is as important as matching the paperwork and box to your collectible watch. In 1945, Rolex patented the Jubilee bracelet, which ...

The mockup notes that the watch could come in a stainless steel construction with a bright red dial marked with “Supr” in white, inspired by the label’s iconic Box Logo motif. Not much ...

Or, maybe you just put your name on a waiting list for your dream watch. Even if you’ve already got the model and exact variant in mind, though, you still might be faced with an important ...

Instead, he took the watch, along with the boxes it arrived in and all its original ... Because the watch’s dial is marked with “Oyster”—denoting the waterproof capabilities made for ...

With the Oyster, the public had for the first time access to timepieces that could go anywhere and do anything — though it was manually wound. Despite a reduced winding interval on certain military ...

In the first officially authorised account, Rolex is uncovering the history of the Oyster Perpetual Submariner watch in a book published in partnership with global design authority Wallpaper*. Oyster ...