Five years ago, if someone had told me that I would be lusting over a solid yellow gold Hublot, I would have told them they were crazy.
The Sky-Dweller has always been an important watch for Rolex. It’s their most complicated, feature-rich and arguably most useful watch for the world traveller.
Recently, I’ve fallen in love with a watch that, on paper is low on features, but in the metal, implements those features in such an innovative way that it blows most other, more complicated watches out of the water.
Not ones to be outdone, on the first of November 2022, the buffins in Geneva dropped their biggest (physically and literally) release of the year. The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Deep Sea Challenge.