The Making of a Status Symbol: A Business History of Rolex – Book Review
Every so often, a book comes along that makes me look at watches in a different way. I have repaired and serviced many thousands of Rolex watches here in my… Read More
Every so often, a book comes along that makes me look at watches in a different way. I have repaired and serviced many thousands of Rolex watches here in my… Read More
Some sponsorships are hardly more than logos. In fact, for a sense of irony, the recent “World Cup” brought soccer (football) to the USA, but many brand logos had to… Read More
I see all types of classic watches, in my New York City watch repair shop. There are watches for divers and water enthusiasts. There are very formal watches, great for… Read More
Every year, Rolex makes an announcement (or two) that gets the watch world abuzz. Often, it’s something rather minor – something that only true watch cognoscenti care about. Examples might… Read More
Every four years, when the Winter Olympics come, something happens to those of us who love watches (and everything about time). It’s not about the competitions, well, not entirely about… Read More
At LVMH Watch Week 2026, TAG Heuer announced an update to one of its flagship watches: the Carrera. The news was the addition of a new 41mm case size. That… Read More
There are watches for going deep sea diving (or just diving into a local New York City pool or beach)… and then there’s the Rolex Submariner. This is the watch… Read More
We’re kicking off 2026 with a trip down memory lane. Sometimes, what’s old is actually just underrated. And for January 2026, I want to focus your attention on one of… Read More
Every December, the holidays come and go in a predictable order. First comes Christmas and Hanukkah, and then the New Year. New York City is famous, of course, for lots… Read More
Rolex brings out new watches every year. One of its most significant 2025 launches has been the “Rolex Land-Dweller.” As the end of the year comes into sight, I want… Read More