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Rolex - The Watch Book

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Informative text and hundreds of photos are a fitting testament to the world-renowned Rolex brand. Respected wristwatch expert and historian Gisbert L. Brunner shares his extensive subject knowledge once more. A must-have for watch collectors, enthusiasts, and anyone wishing to become one.

No doubt about it, Rolex is a chronometric legend. The company was founded in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf, a Bavarian marketing genius who focused on innovation. Watch enthusiasts have Wilsdorf to thank for many outstanding models and technical advances, including the first officially-certified wristwatches, the waterproof Oyster housing, the Datejust, and sports watches like the Submariner diver’s watch, which dates back more than fifty years.

Although this book gives the company’s incredible tradition its due, it also devotes ample space to the present. Crafted in-house to exacting specifications, Rolex’s breadth of timepieces combine the utmost in sophisticated luxury with advanced precision.

Specifications:

- Size: 9 5/6 x 12 3/5 in.
- 256 pp, 350 color and 55 b/w photographs
- Hardcover
- Text: German, English and French

1 Review

  • 5
    A must-have for the watch connoisseur

    Published by Howard Proctor on Nov 14th 2019

    This exhaustive tome of knowledge includes minute details from the 100+ years of the history of Rolex, from their humble beginnings to today's global powerhouse. Whether you are interested in the iconic models, the details of production or the iconic moments in history which Rolex contributed to, this book has something for everyone. Delivery was good, there were a number of shipping speed and pricing options. Tracking was done through UPS, and I was updated via e-mail along the way. The product arrived ahead of schedule. What I particularly liked was the personal touch. The book was hand-wrapped by 'Gordon' and you could tell that effort had been made to package and present the delivery in a way that inferred luxury.

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