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I am excited to see this announcement. I bought the first volume in the series — Submariner—and it is excellent. I will certainly order this one.
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I am excited to see this announcement. I bought the first volume in the series — Submariner—and it is excellent. I will certainly order this one.
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Viken, thank you for displaying the image. You have done that several times before for me!
I would love to spare you that chore. Please send me a personal message if it is something I can do myself. Thanks again.
I'm curious why these Rolex "history" book covers don't feature a historical Rolex.
I'm sure Rolex has a good reason but I wonder why these Rolex "history" books don't have a historical timepiece on the cover or at least a vintage Rolex juxtaposed with a contemporary Rolex; after all it's not the modern Rolex that made history but it's f...
The GMT line makes the most sense as the next book. Thought they would do the GMT now but nice to see the Date-Just featured
Rolex has been doing an exhibition series around the GMT watches recently. They had something in HK a couple of months ago. So, I feel like a push from the brand to get the word out and doing a proper book just makes sense.