One might think that putting the winding crown and date on the left side of a watch means it’s a timepiece specifically geared toward lefties. But is that truly the case, so to speak? Righties, think ...

Rolex has launched a new version of its left-handed GMT The watch keeps the previous black-and-green “Sprite” bezel but adds a green dial The dial is made of Cerahrom, making it Rolex’s first ceramic ...

Rolex fans fretting about their place on the Daytona wait list can take heart. Rolex introduced a slew of new models to lust after at Watches & Wonders in Geneva last month, including a new GMT-Master ...

It goes without saying that with 90% of the population being right-handed, most people end up wearing their wristwatches on their non-dominant left hand, so that they don’t interfere with your ability ...

The Rolex catalog has always been large, with a range of models and references to suit different tastes and budgets. Today, ...

This year’s Watches & Wonders brought a new kind of energy to the world of watches. Taking place a little over a week ago, the watch industry’s biggest names gathered in Geneva to display their newest ...

Luxury timepieces are meant to make a statement as much as to tell the time. Even in a world where smart devices and digital wristwear prevail, the position and importance of mechanical watches remain ...

Russell Westbrook rocked one of the hottest watches of the year to the NBA Summer League. The legendary Lakers guard turned up to a match between his team and the Suns in Las Vegas on July 9 with a ...

The fervid speculation over what Rolex would announce at Watches & Wonders—now an annual ritual amongst the global watch community—is finally at an end. Had the rumor, rife among the brand’s global ...