Rolex. 7140: The only Rolex movement featuring a small seconds subdial (1908 collection only) 3186: Rolex’s 24-hour GMT movement (the 3187 picks up the Paraflex anti-shock system). 9001: Rolex’s most ...

Caliber 7135 is a completely new automatic movement, and arguably the most advanced Rolex has produced. It runs at 5 Hz (ten beats per second) and holds a 66-hour power reserve.

What’s inside, however, is where the Land-Dweller really makes its mark. Caliber 7135 is a completely new automatic movement, and arguably the most advanced Rolex has produced.

Courtesy of Eric Wind. Once again, in 1963 Rolex chose screw-down pushers for its new Daytona reference, the 6263.This is a nuanced model, full of small variants: Housed in a 37.5 mm case and ...

The OG Daytona launched in 1963, with the ref. 6239, which was the very first “official” Daytona model. Housed in a (roughly) 37 mm steel or gold case, it featured “Rolex Comosgraph” on ...

The Movement makes its debut on GQ’s YouTube channel today.The series walks through the restoration of a watch—in this case a charbroiled Rolex—in painstaking detail. Over the course of ...

Your phone and appliances keep perfect time, but Rolex and other luxury brands trust that buyers will desire precision-focused mechanical models. By Victoria Gomelsky Sixty years ago, before the ...