Designed to be able to read three different time zones simultaneously, the GMT-Master II’s 24-hour hand can be a little confusing until you have step-by-step instructions!
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The Difference Between a Quartz vs Mechanical Watch Movement: Conversation With A Watchmaker
Watch Chest’s AWCI CW21 watchmaker, Glenn Rutledge, explains the difference between a quartz watch movement and a Rolex’s automatic mechanical movement.
Conversation With A Watchmaker is a series featuring Watch Chest’s watchmaker, Glenn Rutledge, giving insight on the watchmaking of Rolex & other luxury timepieces.
The Championships, Wimbledon is the oldest and one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world. First held in 1877, The Championships are led by The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club Limited once a year and today require a staff of around 6,000 people to pull off some of the most anticipated weeks all year.
One of the most important things you as a Rolex owner can do to extend the life of your Rolex at home is to clean it often. We’ve included 19 images showing you how to wash your all-metal models to keep it looking beautiful!
You can find the Rolex Day-Date President 118238 featured in this post here at watchchest.com!
Chris and Jordan over at Watch Chest share their thoughts on the traditional style Rolex Submariner Date 16610. They give a little insight from first-hand experience to help guide men and women considering the Submariner. Thinking about starting or adding to your Rolex collection with the Submariner Date in stainless steel? Check out the video!
Find the Rolex Submariner Date 16610 here at watchchest.com!
If you are buying a Rolex or any type of other luxury timepiece from an independent watch dealer that you haven’t worked with before, your first question is probably going to be, “but how do I know it’s real?”
It’s a great question but perhaps not exactly the right one. I know that purchasing an item such as this online can be daunting if you are new to Rolex; and if that’s the case, even if you were able to come to the store and hold the watch in your hand — let’s be honest — you probably still wouldn’t know what to look for to determine if it is authentic or not. People buy aftermarket Rolex all the time in brick and mortar stores, even after holding inspecting it for themselves.