What Might a Pepsi Rolex GMT Master Ceramic Supercase Look Like?

Hannes for the R-L-X.de German Rolex forum created this mockup of what a Ceramic Rolex Pepsi might look like. All I can say is that I want one...

I Photoshopped Hannes Pepsi to see what it would look like as a Coke:

I could not help myself, I had to see what it would look like with an all blue bezel:

Also in Red:

I think the red bezel would look really cool on a black strap so I did this quick and dirty mockup. I also think this combo would be stunningly cool with a white dial.

Here is the standard GMT Ceramic made today:

John Travolta wearing a Rolex Datejust on a Jubilee Bracelet...

Rolex Ice and Fire

Rolex GMT Masterpiece on The Rocks

I always thought this watch watch that some have dubbed "The Ice" was yellow gold, but apparently it is white gold and it is extremely rare. Apparently Rolex has made less than 25 of them and they don't publish the carat weight of the diamonds. This brilliant sparkling wonder will set you back close to a half a million dollars.

Photo Credit: Magic

Rolex Hotness: Courtney Cox Wearing Her Trademark Rolex Day-Date...

Best of Friends

Courtney Cox who starred on the hit TV show Friends is pictured below wearing her men's 40mm rolex Day-Date in pink gold with the domed bezel.

Today, women wearing Rolex Day-Dates is all the rage. They typically wear them like a bracelet. Courtney Cox's costar Jennifer Aniston has been seen on Jake's Rolex Watch Blog also wearing a Day-Date.

Rolex Milgauss GV

Bo Knows Rolex

Bo (Space-Dweller) from Denmark took this great photo of his Rolex Milgauss GV next to his favorite Rolex Glass Paperweight.

Black & Blue Twilight...

Winter is on its way

Photo Credit: Hypophse

The Transformer...

Switching From Pepsi To Coke

Dan Pierce owns a beautiful Pepsi GMT Master II that I showed off about 4 months ago. He added a new Jubilee bracelet with the hidden clasp to give his watch a new look and it is awesome as you can see.

A Rolex For All Seasons

Dan wanted to switch up the vibe of his Rolex GMT Master II. He thought the Pepsi bezel (blue and red) had more of a summer vibe so he added a Coke bezel (black and red) to give it more of a winter vibe.

As you can see Dan also has the all black GMT bezel pictured above on the right. So, by just having a GMT with and Oyster bracelet and a Jubilee bracelet and three bezels, Dan has the ability to tranform his Rolex into 6 Different watches. Very, very Cool...

Rolex Explorer II White Dial...

I was in the Apple Store a few days ago checking out the new 15 inch Macbook Pro and this guy was standing at the same table looking at the new 15 inch Macbook and I noticed he was wearing an Explorer II with the white dial. It looked really cool–both the Explorer II and the new 15 inch Macbook.

A Real Beauty...

Magnificent

Yesterday I was on Rolex.com just looking around and I wandered into the yellow gold GMT Ceramic with the Rolex green dial with Maxi Markers and Supercase and this color combo just took my breath away. I have seen this color combo before, but yesterday it just really started singing to me. Just Beautiful!!!!

The more I look at this watch the more I like it.  It seems to be conservative yet charismatic looking–kinda like Cary Grant or JFK. This watch looks so classic yet modern. I think I like it because in a way it reminds me of my LV Sub in the sense that it is a three color watch–the LV having a green bezel with a black face on a stainless body. There is something really cool about the way the green and gold combo look.

I know that at one point in the 1970s Rolex made a prototype Submariner with a green dial that was never sold or shown to the public, and I wonder if it looked something like this beauty?

Rolex Watches Taken beyond the Breaking Point...

Shattered!!!!!

Ouuuuuchhhhh!!!!

I want you to know it is not easy for me to put up this image on my blog. I only ever share images that show Rolex in their best light but my great Pal Sheldon Smith of www.Minus4Plus6.com sent me an email to let me know he had just finished adding a new section to his Rolex site called "Tough and Broken Rolex Watches."

I have an interesting side story to share with you:

One time, close to a quarter century ago [in the mid 1980s] when I was 18 years old I was having a conversation with my girlfriend Cathy and she said she could not understand why I would pay over a thousand dollars for a stainless steel Rolex Submariner watch. I thought this was strange because my girlfriend before her named Ashleigh liked my Submariner so much that she went out an bought herself a Pepsi GMT Master. Keep in mind this was almost a quarter century ago.

I responded to Cathy defensively and proudly by saying "Rolex watches are not only timeless but they are indestructible!!!" She looked at me like she was not very impressed. I took my Submariner off my wrist and said to Cathy, "You want to see why a Rolex costs a thousand dollars!?!"

We were standing in a kitchen with a hard tiled floor. I lifted my hand as high above my head as I could and threw my Submariner at the floor as hard as I could. It bounced and made a loud thus noise. You should have seen the shocked look on her face!!! For a brief few seconds I had this terrible sinking feeling of worry...I thought, did I go to far and just ruin my beloved Submariner!?!

I picked the watch up of the floor and it was flawless...not a scratch or a ding. In retrospect I think I lucked out and I have never tried anything foolish like that again.

Back to the story about Sheldon's new page. Today, all Rolex watches come with Synthetic sapphire crystal which typically will NOT scratch. As I understand it, Synthetic Sapphire will shatter before it scratches. Prior to Rolex using synthetic sapphire they used jet-plastic acrylic crystal which is what airplane windshields are made of. Jet-plastic will scratch like crazy but will not shatter.

Sheldon points out "Rolex watches are known for being tough. Here are some images that show the extreme."

To see some extreme examples of Rolex watches that have taken too much abuse you can visit Sheldon's new and fascinating page by clicking here.