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Rolex began producing its first wristwatch chronographs in the mid-1930s. The first years of production were a true laboratory of ideas. These first wrist chronographs were produced in a huge variety of versions, differing in the shape of the case, the caliber used, the type of pushers, hands and dials.

The history of the Patek Philippe World Time watches dates back to the early 20th century, when the world was experiencing a period of rapid globalization. As people began to travel more frequently and across longer distances, the need for accurate timekeeping became increasingly important. In response to this demand,

Before proceeding and going into the topic, it’s necessary to make a little historical excursus on an tragic event of the 20th century: the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War was an armed conflict fought in Vietnam between 1955 and 1975.The conflict mainly took place in the territory of South Vietnam

In the world of pre-owned Cartier watches, the Pasha De Cartier stands out as an emblem of luxury and style. These watches are admired not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their exceptional craftsmanship, which reflects Cartier’s dedication to quality. Known for their intricate designs, the Pasha De

Rolex introduced the original “Oyster” watch in 1926 circa, marking the world’s first waterproof timepiece. This watch gained fame when Mercedes Gleitze wore it in 1927 during her English Channel swim. The watch remained functional after being submerged for over ten hours. This achievement marked a significant moment in Rolex

Since its founding in 1881, Audemars Piguet has specialized in the manufacture of complication watches. AP is still considered a leader in the field of pocket watches and wristwatches with complications. Nowadays, modern technologies undoubtedly make it much easier to produce complex watch complications, but until the end of the

Many enthusiasts believe that the Rolex Turnograph reference 6202 is the very first steel sports watch that Rolex has ever made. The reason for this lies in the fact that while it was called Turnograph because of its rotating bezel, its technical and aesthetic features were virtually identical to those

In the late 1950s, Rolex commissioned Charles Gerald Genta, the famous Swiss watch and jewelry designer, to design an innovative and significant jewel watch. Gerald Genta is widely regarded as the greatest watch designer of all time. His most famous masterpieces are undoubtedly the Royal Oak by Audemars Piguet and

In 1954, Tudor presented its first diving watch, the Tudor Oyster Prince Submariner reference 7922. Like the Rolex Submariner produced during the same period, this watch was intended for professional divers who needed a functional, accurate and reliable instrument for timing their dives and the duration of decompression. The reference