Rolex

Last June I was offered the new Air King when my oldest son bought a diamond. My youngest son just bought a diamond a few weeks ago at a different AD and I was offered this Deep Blue (which I had previously been on “the list” for). Between the rings being

Had to put the Air King somewhere! Definitely wearing it to Clearwater beach next week.

I haven´t seen the new version in the metal yet but I feel the no crown guards case is more aligned with the past design heritage of the Air King. And yes the Bloodhound nickname popular among collectors given to this model has its origins in the Bloodhou

… for some we don’t usually wear at the office or during business work. I usually look for informal and more colorful timepieces which bring a smile on my face each time I view them. Also I tend to wear different watches during morning and afternoon and p

No wonder it is one of my very favorite modern Rolex. Or should I say among the UnRolex-Rolex? Best, Nicolas

Hey guys, as I mentioned in my earlier threads, I liked this new release a LOT. I had a long-term appreciation for the crazy 1960 Deepsea Special, and the 2012 Deepsea Challenge, and used to think their coolness is just off the charts!! When Rolex announc

There's no compromise involved either. In life we all go through phases. Some are more expansive than others. It's like breathing: we need to both inhale and exhale to keep the body going. Growing and shrinking a collection of things is the same. The only

The only one I know and have is the 372 and I’m sure there are a lot of Panerais out there with such a feature. But outside of Panerai, what else is out there? I would like to know. I travel from time to time but do not really see the need for a GMT and f

Enjoying the new iteration of the Air King. I love the green, yellow and number layout.

From the roof top of our hotel in Sevilla: To beaches: Marinas... The tool watch which doesn't fear water nor hot days... Not even sand: Perfect summer watch. Best, Nicolas