Rolex has ceased production of its Oyster Perpetual “Celebration Dial”, the colourful and playful version of its entry-level time-only watch it released in 2023, to a blaze of attention.

The company also bids farewell to a watch this week, as the Rolex Milgauss ... These are pink, turquoise blue, yellow, red and green, and they are sat upon a turquoise dial. More fun use of ...

Rolex has just revealed a collection of six new watches at the Watches and Wonders 2024 showcase in Geneva, Switzerland. The Crown’s latest timepieces include additions to its Day-Date, Deepsea ...

This is a 1956 Oyster GMT-Master with black gilt dial, Mercedes hands, blue and red Bakelite ... [+] rotating 24hr bezel and automatic movement. Author David Silver’s personal passion for Rolex ...

The model's unusual dial – for anyone, but especially Rolex – featured a lacquered turquoise base covered in 51 colourful balloon-like bubbles, in pink, blue, yellow, red and green.