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It doesn't get much prettier than this for a night out. The color on the Rolex Cellini 4016 Bronze Dial and King Midas Ref 4015 Blue Dial truly has to be seen in person to appreciate its depth. Available now.

Sep 25, 2026 · Facebook

How do you create rarity? Produce an anomaly. The Flat 4 is not a separate reference but the first chapter of the Rolex Submariner Ref. 16610LV “Kermit”, defined by a flat-topped 4 on the bezel that Rolex changed without explanation. A short production window, followed by years of original inserts being replaced at service, has turned a small font detail into a genuine historical anomaly. Read the full story at the link in our stories.

Sep 23, 2026 · Instagram

We're seeing increasing demand for the Reverso and a 2026 just arrived. Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Duoface Calendar Ref. Q3912532 in 18k pink gold. Technically two watches in one — silvered grey sunray dial with Dauphine hands up front, then flips to a dark grey verso dial with Day/Night indicator for a second time zone. Available now. bobswatch.es/4rnc3Zr

Sep 22, 2026 · Facebook

Champagne taste? We can accommodate. Five new arrivals just hit the case — including a Sky-Dweller wearing an actual champagne dial. Rolex Day-Date 40 "Onyx" w/ Baguette Diamond Dial – Ref. 228238 Rolex Daytona Black Chronograph Dial – Ref. 126509 Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch in Canopus Gold – Ref. 310.60.42.50.02.001 Rolex Submariner 18k Yellow Gold Blue Dial – Ref. 116618LB Rolex Sky-Dweller Two-Tone Champagne Dial – Ref. 326933 All available now. bobswatch.es/4hekq4V

Sep 21, 2026 · Facebook

Rolex. Tudor. Omega. Cartier. Breitling. Under $5k gets you in-house movements, real heritage, and watches that hold their own next to anything in the case. Here are 6 watches under $5k that deserve consideration: Rolex Date Ref. 15000 Silver Dial Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Ref 210.32.42.20.04.001 White Wave Dial Tudor Black Bay 41 Ref. M79680-0002 Luminous Blue Dial Cartier Tank Francaise Ref. W51011Q3 25mm Breitling Superocean Heritage B01 Chronograph 44 Ref. AB0162121G1S1 Silver Dial Ladies Rolex Date Ref. 6916 Two-Tone Champagne Dial Your first serious piece is closer than you think. bobswatch.es/4rgdVDc

Sep 20, 2026 · Facebook

In 2026, there’s been a lot of chatter about the Rolex “Pepsi,” but there are a few other sodas that shouldn’t be forgotten.   Enter the “Coke.” Market noise aside, which deserves the spotlight?   The red-and-black GMT-Master II disappeared with the ref. 16710 in 2007 — and unlike the Pepsi, it’s never made the jump from aluminum to ceramic.   When Rolex retired the steel “Pepsi” this April at Watches & Wonders, plenty of collectors wondered if the Coke would finally get its ceramic moment and fill the gap. It didn’t.   So, money aside: which are you adding to your collection?   Featured: Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 1675 “Pepsi” — the original traveler’s Rolex, and arguably the most recognizable bezel in horology. Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 16760 “Fat Lady” — the first GMT-Master II ever made. “Coke” bezel.   Shop now. Link in bio.

Sep 19, 2026 · Instagram

Rolex GMT-Master vs GMT-Master II is one of the most useful comparisons to understand if you are shopping for a Rolex travel watch. The two models share similar design DNA, but the way they track multiple time zones is fundamentally different. In this video, we explain how each works, what changed with the GMT-Master II, and which references stand out for collectors and travelers. Chapters 0:42 GMT-Master vs GMT-Master II: The Key Difference 1:26 How the GMT-Master II Changed Travel 3:07 What the GMT-Master II Gave Up 4:39 Important GMT References to Know 6:16 Who Should Buy Each Model? 7:06 Vintage and Modern GMT Picks 8:43 Best Rolex GMTs by Budget 10:04 Our Favorite GMT References 10:33 Final Thoughts The Key Difference Between GMT-Master and GMT-Master II The original Rolex GMT-Master was created in the 1950s as a practical tool for pilots crossing multiple time zones. Its 12-hour hand and 24-hour GMT hand are mechanically linked, so they move together when the time is adjusted. To read a second time zone, the wearer rotates the 24-hour bezel and reads it with the GMT hand. The Rolex GMT-Master II changed that system in 1982 with reference 16760 and caliber 3085. Its local 12-hour hand can be adjusted independently in one-hour increments without stopping the movement or disturbing the GMT hand. Home time can stay fixed on the 24-hour hand while the main hour hand is changed to local time. How the GMT-Master II Tracks Three Time Zones That independent local hour hand is the defining functional difference. With the GMT hand showing home time and the main hour hand showing local time, the rotating bezel can be used to calculate a third time zone. The original GMT-Master is fundamentally a two-time-zone watch, while the GMT-Master II expands the idea into a three-time-zone system. Vintage Character vs Modern Functionality Early GMT-Master references used acrylic crystals, aluminum bezel inserts, slimmer cases, and more restrained configurations. The GMT-Master II gradually became more modern and luxurious, with sapphire crystals, larger cases, and eventually ceramic Cerachrom bezels. One tradeoff is date setting. The independent hour hand means changing the date can require moving the local hour hand through full rotations until the date advances at midnight. Earlier GMT-Master references such as the 16750 offered a quick-set date that some owners may find more convenient. Important Rolex GMT References The GMT-Master 6542 established the collection in the 1950s, with early examples known for their Bakelite bezel inserts. The GMT-Master 1675 followed and became one of the defining vintage references, bringing a 40mm case and crown guards while remaining in production from 1959 to 1980. The 16750 is an important transitional GMT-Master with an updated movement and quick-set date. The 16700, produced through 1999, was the final original GMT-Master and combined a sapphire crystal with an aluminum bezel and the traditional two-time-zone architecture. For the GMT-Master II, reference 16760 is the landmark. Nicknamed the “Fat Lady,” it introduced the independently adjustable local hour hand. The later 16710 retained an aluminum bezel and slimmer proportions, making it a bridge between vintage and modern Rolex. The 116710LN brought a ceramic bezel to stainless steel GMT-Master II production. Which Rolex GMT Is Right for You? Collectors drawn to vintage details may prefer the original GMT-Master, especially references such as the 1675 or 16700. These watches emphasize history, slimmer proportions, aluminum bezels, and the character of earlier Rolex sports watches. Travelers who prioritize functionality may prefer the GMT-Master II because the jumping local hour hand makes changing time zones easier. Five-digit references such as the 16710 preserve much of the older Rolex look, while ceramic GMT-Master II models offer a more contemporary experience. Final Thoughts Rolex GMT-Master vs GMT-Master II is not simply old versus new. The GMT-Master represents the original aviation-focused concept, while the GMT-Master II adds the independent local hour hand and greater time-zone flexibility. Both remain important parts of Rolex GMT history, and the better fit depends on whether you value vintage character, modern function, or a balance of both. Shop Featured Models Rolex GMT-Master II: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-gmt-master-ii-1.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic_video&utm_campaign=channel_bio&utm_content=gmt-vs-gmt-ii_link Rolex GMT-Master: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-gmt-master-1.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic_video&utm_campaign=channel_bio&utm_content=gmt-vs-gmt-ii_link Learn more about Rolex authentication: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/editorial/gmt-master-gmt-master-ii.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic_video&utm_campaign=channel_bio&utm_content=gmt-vs-gmt-ii_link #RolexGMTMasterVsGMTMasterII #RolexGMTMaster #RolexGMTMasterII

Sep 18, 2026 · Youtube

Omega Ploprof: The Seamaster that doesn't look like one. Is this Omega's most ingenious Seamaster — or its strangest? The original hit the market around 1970 as the Seamaster Professional 600, built for professional divers working at extreme depths. Every detail has a job: the crown was moved to 9 o'clock and recessed into the massive case, while the asymmetric construction and bezel-locking pusher were engineered to prevent accidental movement at depth. In 2009, Omega revived the concept — keeping the wonderfully quirky silhouette while doubling the water resistance to an incredible 1,200 meters. Strange by design. And more than 50 years later, still one of the most recognizable dive watches ever made. Two available. bobswatch.es/4AlA4Er

Sep 17, 2026 · Facebook

There’s been a lot of chatter about the Land-Dweller since its 2025 release, but Rolex was making integrated-bracelet watches nearly 50 years ago.   The Day-Date Oysterquartz ref. 19028 “Pyramid” takes one of Rolex’s most traditional watches and completely reworks it: quartz movement, angular case, integrated bracelet, and a geometric Pyramid motif across the bezel and center links — all in 18k yellow gold.   Rolex produced fewer than an estimated 25,000 Oysterquartz watches in total, and the Pyramid is among the hardest configurations to find.   More than two decades after the Oysterquartz disappeared, this side of Rolex design is back in the conversation.   Ref. 19028 — just arrived at Bob’s Watches. Link in bio.

Sep 16, 2026 · Facebook

The majority of Rolex models saw price increases on the secondary market, but there are a few models that actually saw a decline. Here are the top 5 based on our sales data: 1. Yacht-Master 40 Ref. 16622 (Platinum Bezel) 2. Oyster Perpetual 36 Ref. 126000 3. Air-King 34mm Ref. 14000 (Vintage) 4. Submariner Ref. 5513 (Vintage) 5. Sea-Dweller Deepsea Ref. 116660 Discover the full list of which Rolex price models dropped in price in 2026. bobswatch.es/4AgyqDV

Sep 15, 2026 · Facebook

Two-tone is trending and demand just keeps climbing. Just arrived: Rolex Daytona Ref. 116523 White Dial Cartier Santos Ref. WHSA0019 Skeleton Dial Rolex Yacht-Master 40 Ref. 116621 Black Dial Rolex Datejust 36 Ref. 126201 Palm Motif Dial Vacheron Constantin Phidias Ref. 48010 Shop now. bobswatch.es/4ipxwyF

Sep 14, 2026 · Facebook

This or That: Tudor Ranger, Black vs. Dune. The Ranger has always been a function-first watch — and the classic black dial is exactly that: clean, bold, built for purpose. Then came the Dune. Introduced in late 2025 and inspired by the Dakar Rally, its warm, sandy tone takes Tudor's field watch in an unexpected new direction. Tried-and-true or the bold departure — which Ranger are you reaching for? Shop now. bobswatch.es/3T3ZiGC

Sep 13, 2026 · Facebook