Category: Rolex

Top Rolex Predictions 2023 – New and Discontinued Models

Once a year, one of the most anticipated events in the watch industry takes place. Namely, Rolex’s announcement of new models, and thus also the discontinuation of old ones.

Rolex is arguably one of the most iconic and recognized watch brands in the world. It is unarguably the watch brand that has the most hype, news coverage, and anticipation prior to, and during the announcement of its new models each year.

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Jubilee VS Oyster – Which Rolex bracelet is Best?

Let’s discuss a frequently debated topic: Which is better Jubilee or Oyster bracelet?

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How to Check if a Rolex is Authentic and Genuine [Complete Guide]

Rolex is arguably the most well-known and reputable luxury watch brand in the world.

You ask someone to mention a luxury watch brand and they’re probably going to say Rolex. No matter if you’re in Mexico, Sweden, Egypt, or Brazil.

Rolex has throughout the years been able to differentiate itself so far from all of its competitors that it is viewed as the ultimate luxury watch.

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How to Adjust Your Rolex Bracelet: A Step-by-step Guide

It’s important that your watch fits perfectly on your wrist. Just like it’s important that your shoes fit properly, and that your shirt is the correct size.

If the clothes you wear don’t fit, you’ll just feel uncomfortable, and it will harm your user experience. Furthermore, it will also look awkward.

Rolex watches are beautiful pieces of art, stunning to look at, but it’s still important that you adjust your Rolex bracelet to your wrist so you can also wear it the way it is intended to be.

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Rolex Bracelet and Clasp Codes Complete Guide

Apart from the Rolex reference number and the serial number, Rolex bracelets are also equipped with a so-called bracelet and clasp code. The Rolex bracelet code can be found on the inside of the clasp hinge. There, you’ll find a code that represents the year and month in which the watch was manufactured.

Have in mind that the Rolex bracelet code may tell a different date/year than the watch case, and especially for modern Rolex watches, it’s quite seldom that you find a clasp code that is the same year as the watch case. Furthermore, it’s important to have in mind that it’s not at all uncommon to find that the date of the bracelet isn’t the same as the watch, as mentioned, but this is especially important to have in mind when it comes to buying second-hand, and vintage in particular.

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