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Rolex
Submariner
GMT-Master II
Submariner
Rolex Submariner - Introduced in 1953. Is one of the most famous luxury dive watches ever made. It was originally designed for divers, but today it’s worn just as often in business, casual, and luxury settings.
DateJust
GMT-Master II
Submariner
Rolex Datejust — Introduced in 1945. It was the first self-winding wristwatch to automatically change the date at midnight through a date window on the dial.
GMT-Master II
GMT-Master II
GMT-Master II
Rolex GMT-Master II — Introduced in 1982. It was the first GMT-Master model that allowed the local hour hand to be adjusted independently, making it much easier for travelers to track multiple time zones.
Daytona
Yacht-Master
GMT-Master II
Rolex Cosmograph Daytona — Introduced in 1963. It was designed specifically for race car drivers and features a chronograph for measuring elapsed time and a tachymeter bezel for calculating average speeds.
Yacht-Master
Yacht-Master
Yacht-Master
Yacht-Master 42 — Introduced in 2019. It was the first 42mm Yacht-Master ever produced and came fitted with Rolex’s flexible Oysterflex rubber strap, combining the comfort of rubber with a metal blade inside for strength.
Sky-Dweller
Yacht-Master
Yacht-Master
Rolex Sky-Dweller Introduced in 2012. The Sky-Dweller is Rolex’s most complicated regular-production watch, and its annual calendar only needs to be adjusted once per year, at the end of February.
Day-Date
Oyster Perpetual
Oyster Perpetual
Rolex Day-Date introduced in 1956. The Day-Date is nicknamed the “President” because of its iconic President bracelet and its popularity among world leaders and U.S. presidents.
Oyster Perpetual
Oyster Perpetual
Oyster Perpetual
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Introduced in 1931. The Oyster Perpetual was the world’s first wristwatch to combine a waterproof Oyster case with a self-winding Perpetual movement, creating the foundation for virtually every modern Rolex that followed.
Air-King
Oyster Perpetual
Air-King
Rolex Air-King Introduced in 1958. The Air-King was originally created to honor WWII pilots, and it’s one of the few Rolex models that stayed relatively simple and aviation-focused instead of evolving into a luxury complication-heavy watch.
