The Rolex Deepsea Challenge is difficult to mistake for an ordinary diving watch. Its 50mm case, dark dial and broad rotating bezel give it an imposing appearance, but the real story lies…
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The Perpetual Padellone is not the sort of Rolex that can be understood from a quick glance at the logo and case shape. Its appeal is quieter than a Daytona or Submariner…
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There is nothing especially complicated about the basic Rolex Submariner design. A dark dial, broad luminous hour markers, a rotating timing bezel and an Oyster bracelet do most of the visual work.…
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A green ombré dial gives the Datejust 36 a stronger visual identity without changing the proportions that make the model versatile. The centre appears brighter and the colour deepens toward the edge,…
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It’s nice to see a brand as restrained and admittedly boring as perfect Rolex fake watches having a bit of fun. And no, fun isn’t an open caseback or an enamel dial…
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An enamel style dial changes the character of the Daytona more than a simple colour swap. The deep surface and decorative finish draw attention toward the dial, which means printing, subdial position…
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The Yacht Master II is one of the least discreet Rolex sports designs. Its large case, bright regatta display and bezel lettering create a watch that cannot be judged by the restrained…
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The Deepsea 126660 is not simply a larger Submariner. Its identity comes from the relationship between a thick pressure resistant style case, a wide bezel, the Ringlock lettering around the dial and…
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The GMT Master II 126729VTNR takes an already unusual left side crown layout and places it in a precious metal style case with a green ceramic style bezel. That combination gives the…
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The Perpetual 1908 sits in a very different part of the Rolex catalogue from the Submariner, GMT Master II and Daytona. Its appeal is not built around a rotating bezel or a…
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