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Rolex’s Secret New Flagship Joins an Illustrious Watch Club

Watch trends tend to move in cycles. Dial colors that dominate one year can feel tired the next. Yet one shade has managed to hold the luxury watch world in a surprisingly firm grip for nearly half a decade now:…

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

This Affordable Sports Watch Recalls Rolex's Most-Wanted New Dial

One of the most talked-about releases from this year’s Watches and Wonders is the Rolex “Jubilee” Oyster Perpetual. Love it or hate it, you absolutely can’t miss its vibrant and colorful mosaic dial.

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

Christopher Ward’s Affordable Rolex Explorer II Homage Comes into Its Own

These days, Christopher Ward is largely out of the homage business. The brand is now mostly known more for its democratization of high horology complications in accessible watches like the Bel Canto and C12 Loco, even…

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

Christopher Ward's Affordable Rolex Homage Gets Some Huge Upgrades

Christopher Ward is easily one of the most adventurous and innovative names in the indie watch game. The Bel Canto, Loco and Lumiere all push the boundaries of modern, approachable watchmaking.

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

The Ultimate Sleeper Sports Watch Inches Closer to Perfection

For a few years now, the Chopard Alpine Eagle has existed in a sort of “no man’s land” in the highly competitive world of integrated luxury sports watches.

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

11 Overlooked New Watches from Rolex, Grand Seiko, IWC and More

By now, you’ve likely seen all of the headline new releases that came out last week at Watches and Wonders, the watch industry’s biggest event of the year. Rolex launched an Oyster Perpetual with a crazy dial.

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

Rolex Quietly Discontinued Some of Its Top Watches. It's Not the Only One

Last week was Watches and Wonders, the industry’s big, glitzy annual showcase where dozens of the world’s biggest luxury brands unveil their biggest releases for the year.

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Gearpatrol ·3 mo. ago

Tudor Quietly Launches Its Own More Affordable Take on Rolex's Hottest Style

I will readily admit that I’ve never been a fan of the Tudor Royal. Its combination of an integrated five-link bracelet with an engine-turned bezel and Roman numeral indices combined the worst parts of 1980s watch…