Guide To Buying Your First Rolex Part 1: When To Buy
When To Buy')">This is a two-part guide on buying your first Rolex watch. Our Rolex buying guide is intended for both novices and seasoned watch lovers. Part 1 discusses when you should invest in your first Rolex, while Part 2 discusses what specific Rolex timepiece to buy.True story: When I first became interested in "nice" watches I had little interest in Rolex. Looking back, I think I found them a bit ordinary or too conservative looking. My 20-year-old self perhaps saw them as being "too safe" from a design perspective and not close enough the modern, experimental designs I was attracted to at the time. That was all true. Rolex watches are design monoliths. Due to Rolex's impressive marketing over the years, as well as the sheer popularity of their products, they have become the archetype of the "nice watch." And everyone certainly knows about them. My younger self was simply looking for something a bit more fresh. It was not the right time to get my first Rolex.Over the years, my

luxurious Corum Admiral's Cup Seafender 48 chronograph Watch
Some new on a new and more affordable Corum watch the new think Corum Seafender 46 thereof as a little less impressive version of the deep hull 48. Mute (albeit slightly) are size 46 mm case and resistance to water 300 metres. The case of titanium, corresponding loop of titanium (on the Vulcanized rubber strap) and other features remain intact. These changes will only not be more portable, but also more affordable watch

Rolex AD dodgy or legitimate offer of sale.
I had the oddest experience with a Rolex AD. In there window they have an ex display section. These watches it is claimed by the AD are not technically pre owned as the dealer is clearing old discontinued stock. The AD said there name is stamped on the warranty card and the customer gets the remainder of the 5 year warranty and all stickers are taken off the watch. They are selling a Date Just 2,for ?3995!!! This sold for ?5250 originally. In contrast the grey market jeweller is selling ta similar DJ2 watch at ?4750 from 2016 with remainder of Rolex warranty.Are Rolex allowed to sell old discontinued stock like this or does AD sell at full retailer. The security guard would not let me take pictures. Is this legit???

Abit of help choosing my 3rd :)
Hi all,Looking for some advice/opinions/recommendations for my 3rd Rolex. I have told myself this will be my last for a while so I really want to make it count!I will be married in September and I guess kids come next so they(it) will be my priority so no luxury items for a while. :(I personally believe a black and a white are absolute staples with a SubND and DJ 41 White and would love to expand on my collection for some more colors.I am thinking either:HulkBluesyDJ 41 Blue fluted/jubileeTwo Tone DJ 41 champagne dial fluted/jubileeYachtmaster RhodiumSo TRF... What would YOU choose and why? I would love to hear your opinions :)Any other recommendations would be very very much appreciated!

No Matter How Hyped Many Sports Rolexes Are...
...the 36mm Datejust still has a special place on my wrist.Fluted, super jubilee, and Romans - classic.Sent from my SM-G955W using Tapatalk