First introduced in 2003 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Submariner ... Why, Batman, of course. Soda and superhero references betray the childlike zeal with which Rolex collectors ...

Rolex is such ... between its “Batman” counterpart without box and papers or an expert to confirm the interior caliber. Big Crown: This term refers to an early Submariner with a larger ...

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Everything about the Rolex GMT Master II ‘Batman’ is worth selling an organ for. It's one of the most recognisable watches ever – we have pilots to thank for that (the Crown designed it with ...

Of the millions of words written about Rolex watches, few, if any, have been authorised by the brand. That all changes with the publication of "Oyster Perpetual Submariner: The Watch that Unlocked ...

Air travel used to be a thing of glamour and prestige, indeed if you were employed by PanAmerican Airlines in oh, let’s say, 1955, you might have even been given your very own Rolex GMT.

The Rolex Submariner, launched in 1953 and still in production well into the 21st century, is the very essence of the “tool watch”—a robust and capable timepiece meant to withstand hard use ...

In the first officially authorised account, Rolex is uncovering the history of the Oyster Perpetual Submariner watch in a book published in partnership with global design authority Wallpaper*. Oyster ...