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Monday, June 30, 2008

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Sunday, June 29, 2008

Rolex Yacht-Master in Stainless & Platinum...

Jocke from Sweden took this yummy Yacht-Master shot and it is called "Yacht-Master Candy."

Photo Credit: Jocke

Rolex Hotness: Jennifer Aniston Sporting Her Stainless Men's Datejust...

Upcoming Rolex White Gold Supercase Submariner....

Rolex showed off the upcoming Supercase Submariner with the Ceramic Dial at Basel a few months ago. This all new Submariner has Maxi Markers, and polished center links and Rolex around the rehaut or flange.

Tip: To see more photos of the White Gold Submariner, click on the phrase "WHITE GOLD SUBMARINER" below next to "LABELS."

GMT Pepsi Next to GMT Coke...

Photo Credit:187edy

Saturday, June 28, 2008

1932 French Vintage Rolex Oyster Ad...

This is an amazing early French Rolex Oyster Bubble-Back advertisement from 1932.

Rolex Explorer II white Dial...

Military Submariner...

This is a Military Submariner, which is most often referred to as a "Mil Sub."

I believe the reason it has the orange indices is because the original Tritium discolored over time and the Tritium on the Fat "Sword Hands" is starting to flake off.

Even though the two-tone lume looks unusual it is considered by most to be very appealing.

There are several characteristics that differentiate a Mil Sub from a standard Rolex Submariner. First is the Fat Sword hands that have much more lume and no Mercedes emblem on the hour hand and the "T" for Tritium designation in a circle designation toward the bottom middle of the dial.

These watches are very rare and Rolex used to make custom watches for different military organizations all over the world including the U.S. Navy and the British Royal Navy.

This watch also comes on a real NATO strap. In the first James Bond movie "Dr. No" Sean Connery wears a Rolex Submariner on a NATA Strap and Sean Connery always wears his Submariner on a NATO strap as Bond. Roger Moore and George Lazenby wear their Rolex Submariner on the traditional Oyster Bracelet...