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The decade following the end of the Second World War sees an important phenomenon arise and develop which will have enormous social, political and economic repercussions on a global scale for over 3 decades. We are talking about the Cold War, that is the constant and harsh contrast between the

The topic we’ll cover today on our blog is well-known to many, especially those who belong to the old school and have been collecting Daytona for several years. Although this post will contain information that may already be familiar to the more experienced collectors, we are confident that those who

When a collector first steps into the world of vintage watches, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the vast amount of available information. It’s a common experience—everyone has made mistakes at the start by misinterpreting content found online, in books, or in specialized magazines. The goal of our blog is

The purpose of this article is to explain the meaning of the term “RAIL,” a term used to describe a specific type of dial graphic found on certain Rolex references. The coining of the term RAIL, whose originator remains unknown to this day, essentially derives from the observation of the

The Rolex GMT Master reference 1675 began production around 1959, following in the footsteps of the legendary reference 6542, the previous GMT model in Rolex’s lineup. The 1675 introduced several key improvements, including an aluminum bezel, a more advanced and precise movement, and an updated case design. Reference 1675 remained

The purpose of this article is to provide accurate and verified information about which dials, and how many, were used in reference 16660 throughout its production.Before delving into our analysis, it is important to clarify the terms ‘Pallettoni’ and ‘Bicchierini’ as used by collectors when referring to Rolex dials. ‘Pallettoni’