Thomas shares his love for the Rolex Oyster Perpetual ✓ How do the new black and blue dials affect his affection? ✓ Read it ...

Lex goes hands-on with a new trio of Rolex Daytona watches with meteorite dials ✓ Expressing outer-worldly exclusivity ✓ ...

It's the kind of thing Rolex nerds go nuts for, and now you can bag one for less than £20 ... the first GMT II to feature a two-tone ceramic dial. It was a shift from Rolex’s in-house Cerachrom ...

And, for Rolex, which prefers to make changes incrementally, that means there are “subtle refinements” to the dial and case ... but pairs black with… less black. One new version comes ...

The dial was now illuminated with Rolex’s own Chromalight material ... generation Explorer II a new reference number and some general upgrades. The size, the functionality and the look are all more or ...

But the Air-King is humbler, usually smaller, and far less complicated (mechanically ... (at times identical other than dial designations), as well as the Rolex Explorer I (which was originally ...

That’s exactly what it has done with its latest take on the GMT-Master II, launched at Watches and Wonders, which introduces something completely new to the brand: a ceramic dial. This isn’t just a ...

That same scheme anchors reference 6241. Of course, the only brand name you’ll find on this timepiece is Rolex. Beyond the dial, the watch also features two French gold import hallmarks.

‘The dial’s graphic design is inspired by a Rolex dial from the past,’ as the brand’s marketing material waspishly puts it. Rolex’s connection to motorsport dates back to 1933 when Sir ...

Similarly, Rolex never used the term “California dial” to describe the watch faces ... its Oyster Perpetual “Bubbleback” watch, with numbers 10 through 2 along the top in Roman numerals ...