The Seiko 5 SKX design is one that has become iconic and instantly recognizable all over the world. After several decades of production of the SKX – probably the most popular affordable automatic sports watch in the world – Seiko eventually discontinued it and replaced it with a new collection of timepieces.
All Rolex watches are made with a unique number. The serial number of a Rolex is like a personal identification number, individual to a specific timepiece. This unique way to identify the timepiece is the Serial Number and the model.
Your watch’s serial number can give you great information about your Rolex timepiece which can be valuable to have.
In this article, we’ll share with you how to find the Rolex serial numbers, but also what this serial number means, and what you can do with it.
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Watches come in all kinds of different shapes and forms. Different watches are intended for different purposes and to look your very best, it’s important to understand which watches are best suitable for different kinds of occasions. But with so many watches to choose from, it can feel overwhelming to know what to wear and when to wear them.
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Every now and then, we get asked this question, and therefore thought we would answer it once and for all.
“At what age should you buy a Rolex”. And “When should you buy your first Rolex?”.
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You’ve probably heard the terms stopwatch and wristwatch before. Some people believe that they are the exact same thing but they are actually not. A stopwatch and a wristwatch are two completely different things (although both are technically used to measure time) and in this article, we will sort out the differences between them.
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Have you ever removed a watch from your wrist and noticed that the watch has left your wrist black? Sometimes, wearing a watch can leave black stains/residue on your wrist. But what is it that is causing it? And what can you do about it? Matter of act, can you do anything about it? In this article, we’ll explain why your watch makes your wrist black and what you can do about it.
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If you look at watches today and back in the day, there’s a clear trend that wristwatches are getting bigger and bigger. In the 1950s, men wore watch sizes that would be considered ladies’ watches today. And some of the sizes that men wear today were unthinkable back in the day. If you, as a man, would have worn a 45 or even 50mm watch in the 1950s, people would likely laugh or asked what you were are up to.
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Most watches are today manufactured in stainless steel. It is the go-to material for most manufacturers for several reasons. Steel is cheap, it is easy to work with, and it is strong and durable.
Every day, your watch comes in contact with sweat and moisture from your wrist, and occasionally perhaps also water if you go swimming with it. If you look at some older Rolex watches, a common issue with these is that the steel has started to corrode on the inside of the case on certain parts.
With the rise of smartwatches, it’s easy to see why the question of whether smartwatches will replace traditional watches altogether is being asked. Smartwatches have taken the world by storm and gained huge popularity – in particular amongst those who never used to wear traditional watches.
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The wristwatch has come to become known as “man’s only accessory”. Whilst that is not completely true, there is some truth to that statement. Whilst women wear lots of different jewelry and accessories, the wristwatch has long been the only official piece of jewelry for men.
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We strive to offer you an amazing customer service to make your buyer experience as great as it can be. From your initial contact to after you have your new watch on the wrist. Our number one goal is to make you so satisfied with your purchase that we get the honour of helping you with your next watch purchase. We will guide you through your whole experience with us.
Our goal is to make you feel safe throughout the purchase process. Therefore, we carefully check all our timepieces to ensure their authenticity and that everything is in its order. When buying a timepiece from us, you can be confident that it is authentic. We also value your privacy and safety, and this is why we take great measures to keep your information safe at all times.
We strive to have fair prices on all our watches. We want you to feel confident in the thought that you always get great value for your money when buying from us. Through our contacts and network of sourcing luxury watches, we can provide some of the world’s best luxury timepieces at fair and competitive prices. From us, you can buy watches from the comfort of your own home.
