When it comes to Rolex, the dial can make all the difference. Think of the Stella dials on the Day-Date or the Paul Newman dials on the Daytona, while with the Rolex Submariner the difference is all in the details. With the Datejust however, there is not one particular dial that made a prominent name for itself, but there are some out there that should, like this Lapis Lazuli dial. READ MORE
This 10-year-old Miyagikyo whisky is one of the younger expressions available by the distillery, yet it still has tonnes of suave notes and depth, making it a perfect match for the Rolex Datejust 41. READ MORE
We spend a lot of time discussing highly complicated watches, or beautiful vintage pieces, which we all love, but the fact of the matter is that the majority has one or two watches that get worn the most. They might not be the most complicated, but many of them are fine watches that offer the perfect balance between being robust and good looking, making them go along just fine with whatever you wear and whatever you do! While it indeed differs from person to person what that watch is, these are some of the front runners! READ MORE
For decades the Rolex Datejust has been the watch of choice of people who wanted a robust, reliable and precise timepiece that did not compromise when it came to luxury, craftsmanship, and individual taste. The Datejust READ MORE
Now that’s a good friend! Rapper The Game (born Jayceon Terrell Taylor) recently made headlines when he purchased Rolex watches for himself and a dozen of his friends. The rapper, who shot to fame with his double platinum album “The Documentary”, spent nearly $100,000 on the timepieces. The Game turned to jeweler to the stars Ben Baller of the company If and Co, who has worked with celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber. The Game paid for twelve Rolex watches with one big cheque, and although the models purchased were not confirmed, the rapper has previously posted photos of the Rolex READ MORE
