2023

The innovative watch turned heads when it debuted  featuring the crown and date on the left side of the case. Consequently avid collectors were quick to dub the watch "Destro."  was also notably the first Rolex to feature a black and green bezel and in the brand's patented Cerachrom nonetheless. This Rolex  and contemporary colorway has also earned the  the nickname "Rolex Sprite " joining the ranks of the rest of the Rolex GMT-Master soda-inspired two-tone bezel watches.  also sports all the latest in Rolex watchmaking technology including the caliber 3285 Perpetual movement longer-lasting Chromalight sapphire crystal and 904L-grade Oystersteel.

Rolex Submariner. the series gained a larger 41mm case and officially integrated to the brand new cal. 3235 Perpetual movement.

Rolex Submariner ref 126619 (2023) is the second iteration of the famous white gold and blue ceramic bezel Submariner. While the original ref. 116619 - aka "Smurf" - featured a blue bezel and matching blue dial; this newer Rolex pairs the vibrant bezel with a sharp black dial earning it the quirky nickname "Cookie Monster." Swapping the dials wasn't the only upgrade Rolex made to the luxurious solid gold diver. The case grew by 1mm to 41mm in diameter and received the next-generation caliber 3235 Perpetual movement. Even though it is slightly larger than its 40mm predecessor it doesn't wear much larger on the wrist because its overall profile has been refined. Other features include lustrous 18k white gold long-lasting Chromalight and a Triplock screw-down crown rated waterproof up to 300 meters.

Rolex Day-Date ref 128238 (2023) features a classy white dial with a smooth finish achieved by layering six different coats of lacquer over a brass plate and then varnishing and polishing it to enhance its color.  The result is a dial with immense depth even those in white.  Rolex then decorates the dial with alternating batons and Roman numerals to ensure optimal symmetry and legibility.  Ref. 128238 is the current-production yellow gold 36mm model featuring the collection's iconic fluted bezel three-link Rolex Presidential bracelet and duo of calendar displays on the dial.  The gold finish has an impossibly flawless luster elevated by a dynamic brushed and polished finish that plays beautifully with the light as the wrist moves.  This prestigious Rolex is backed by unwavering precision to ensure a lifetime of reliable readings.

Rolex Yacht-Master ref 226659 (2023) is relatively new to the brand's catalog coming to market during Basel World 2019. Its feature set is deceiving in that it offers a traditionally sporty design via a lacquered Maxi dial filled with Chromalight plots a black Cerachrom ceramic bezel insert and a rubber Oysterflex bracelet while also boasting an all-gold finish crafted from 18 karat white gold. Luxurious without appearing so outright this take on the regatta timer is the perfect balance between sport and dress.As a newer watch the ref. 226659 is also equipped with a reliable Oysterlock clasp with a Glidelock extension system a Triplock screw-down crown and a calibre 3235 Perpetual movement with an improved Chronergy escapement and a 70-hour power reserve. Ref. 226659 holds a special place in Rolex history as not only the first Yacht-Master 42 but also as the first in the regatta series cased in solid white gold. A truly remarkable Rolex!