The rumor about LVMH replacing Rolex as the main sponsor of F1 has been circulating for months, and now the dust has finally settled. According to foreign media Watchesbysjx, LVMH The group will succeed Rolex as a global partner and official timepiece of F1 from 2025, ending Rolex’s long-term partnership since 2013.

With the 2025 New Year’s Eve just around the corner, some watch lovers are thinking not necessarily about where they’re going to celebrate on the New Year’s Eve, but rather about a more realistic level of worry – is the super-popular brand ROLEX going to raise its prices again?

Reflecting on the brand’s year, including the full-gold Deepsea, losing the F1 sponsorship deal, and overtaking Apple.

Discover the intriguing history of the Rolex Milgauss, a watch designed to withstand the invisible forces that surround us. Join us as we delve into the captivating story behind this marvel of engineering, and learn why the Milgauss remains a coveted timepiece for watch enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Rolex Middle Sea Race 2024 – Young crew triumphs in challenging conditions

A fun fact is that the Sea-Dweller and the Deepsea are two different lines of watches on the Rolex website. But both Deepsea models prominently feature the Sea-Dweller name on the dial. With the introduction of the new yellow gold Rolex Deepsea ref. 136668LB, the Sea-Dweller moniker has been dropped. From now on, you will only find the Deepsea name on the dial. The watch that proudly introduces us to the renewed Deepsea line is a full-gold version of the brand’s professional dive watch. This impressive gold beast of the deep takes the term “diving in style” to different dimensions.

A Week On The Wrist: The Rolex Datejust The watch we review today is really a true classic, it’s the Rolex Datejust. It’s 36 millimeters and it remained largely unchanged for 60 years. The Datejust was first introduced in 1945 with the reference 4467. This was the first automatically winding watch with an automatically changing date function on the dial. In 2009 Rolex introduced the Datejust II – a new take on the Datejust with a new movement and a larger 41-millimeter case size, but the watch we… Read More »The Rolex Datejust 116234 review

The Definitive Guide to Buying Replica Watches Online

No-Date Divers — Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Vs. Rolex Submariner
Get ready to share for your favorite monochromatic no-date dive watch

Rolex was originallyfounded in 1905 as “Wildorf and Davis” by Hans Wilsdorf and Alfred Davis in London. Shortly after the name, Rolex was filed for a trademark, an office was opened in La Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland. The company was finally registered in November 1915. Rolex moved its operations to Geneva in 1919 to avoid heavy taxation from a recovering post-war Britain. In 1960 the founder Hans Wilsdorf passed away, At that time all Rolex shares were owned by the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation to make sure… Read More »Rolex