Yellow Gold

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Steel

Omega, with its origins dating back to 1848, has been synonymous with precision and innovation in watchmaking. Founded by Louis Brandt originally as La Generale Watch Co., in La Chaux-de-Fonds, this Swiss brand ultimately grew to have a rich heritage in space exploration, having been the official timepiece of NASA missions. Omega's legacy includes iconic models like the Speedmaster, Seamaster, and Constellation, all celebrated for their performance and design. With a commitment to excellence, Omega continues to push the boundaries of horological achievement.

Omega

Date

Sapphire

Silvered

Unisex

Automatic

Constellation Two-Tone 35.5 / Silvered / Bracelet

None

Constellation

Buckle

Rubber

IWC, also known as International Watch Company, was founded in 1868 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland by an American watchmaker—Florentine Ariosto Jones. IWC is a brand known for its precision engineering & distinctive design plus has consistently produced exceptional timepieces that combine functionality and elegance. IWC's most popular models as of late are the Pilot's Watch and Portugieser. With a heritage rooted in aviation and maritime exploration, IWC continues to create watches that capture the spirit of adventure.

Chronograph

Black

Pilot's Watch Chronograph APXGP 41 Steel / Black / Arabic / Strap

Arabic

Pilot

Brown

Alligator

Audemars Piguet, founded in 1875, represents the epitome of Swiss watchmaking artistry. Established by Jules Louis Audemars and Edward Auguste Piguet, this prestigious brand is known for its pioneering spirit and avant-garde designs. The Royal Oak, a groundbreaking timepiece introduced in 1972, and designed by Gerald Genta, exemplifies Audemars Piguet's commitment to innovation. With its blend of tradition and modernity, Audemars Piguet continues to push boundaries, creating exceptional watches that captivate collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Audemars Piguet

Bronze

Men's

Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph Steel / Smoked Bronze / Strap

Royal Oak Offshore

Ceramic

Breitling, founded in 1884 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland by Léon Breitling, is known for their precision chronographs and aviation-inspired timepieces. Breitling has a strong history of creating top-notch instruments for both pilots and adventurers. The brand's most iconic models, the Navitimer and Superocean to name two, are celebrated for their robustness and functionality. With a commitment to performance and innovation, Breitling continues to be the choice of professionals in aviation and exploration.

Breitling

Green

Superocean Heritage B31 Automatic 42 Steel / Ceramic / Green / Bracelet

SuperOcean Heritage

Leather

Beige

Railmaster Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Small Seconds 38 Steel / Beige Gradient / Arabic / Leather

Railmaster

Rose Gold

Chronometer

Speedmaster Moonwatch Co-Axial Dark Side of the Moon Sedna Black

Speedmaster

White Gold

Fluted

Silver

Jubilee

Rolex, originally founded in 1905 by Hans Wilsdorf, stands as a paragon of horological excellence and timeless style. This Swiss watchmaking legend has consistently set the standard for precision, durability, and prestige. Rolex watches are renowned for their enduring value, making them both exceptional timekeepers and coveted collector's items. With iconic designs like the Rolex Submariner, Rolex Datejust, and Rolex Day-Date, this brand epitomizes luxury craftsmanship and innovation.

Rolex

Rolex introduced a new generation of the Datejust 36 at Baselworld 2018. It features a subtly redesigned case paired with a new movement - the caliber 3235. As per Rolex tradition, it was first offered in either steel and yellow gold or steel and Everose gold, with the stainless steel variations such as the present watch following in 2019.

Reference 126234-0045, powered by the caliber 3235, has a stainless steel case measuring 36 mm across. It is crowned by a white gold, fluted bezel. This particular version has a slate grey "Wimbledon" dial, though many different options exist.

Slate

Datejust 36 "Wimbledon" / Fluted / Jubilee

Roman

Datejust

Oyster

Women's

Oyster Perpetual 31 Pistachio-Green

Oyster Perpetual

Tag Heuer, founded in 1860 in St-Imier, Switzerland, is a brand synonymous with motorsports and precision timekeeping. Established by Edouard Heuer, Tag Heuer has a rich history in creating chronographs and sports watches. Arguably, the brand's most iconic watch, the Monaco, was notably worn by Steve McQueen in the film “Le Mans” (1971). With a legacy that includes timing for Formula 1 races and the Olympics, Tag Heuer remains at the forefront of sports watchmaking.

Tag Heuer

Gray

Monaco Calibre 12 Stainless Steel / Grey / Final Edition

Monaco

Aluminum

The Rolex Submariner 14060 was introduced in 1990 as the first no-date Submariner with a sapphire crystal. It features a COSC-certified movement and text on the dial reflecting this.

Submariner No Date / Tritium

Submariner

Submariner Date

Champagne

Datejust 36 Two-Tone / Fluted / Champagne / Jubilee

The Submariner 16610 LV was introduced in 2003 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Submariner. It features a distinct green bezel. 

Submariner Date "Kermit"

Rotating

Submariner No Date / SuperLuminova

Acrylic

Submariner Date / SuperLuminova

Explorer II Black / SuperLuminova

Explorer II

There is perhaps not a watch more closely associated with the Rolex name than the no date Submariner. Since the introduction of the 6204 in 1953, the model has come to represent a large part of the design language and the overall essence of the brand. Released in 2012, reference 114060 picks up on this storied heritage with perhaps the most significant design changes since the inception of the Submariner. 
The most notable difference from the previous models is the introduction of the ceramic bezel, or Cerachrom in Rolex lingo. Compared to the aluminum bezels previously used, the ceramic bezels have a shinier appearance and are noticeably different looking, even to the untrained eye. Technically, they are much more robust as they are scratch-resistant due to ceramic being a much harder material than aluminum. The Submariner wasn’t the first model to use the ceramic bezel - this dates to 2005 with the GMT-Master II - but after nearly 60 years of using an aluminum bezel insert, the importance of the change cannot be understated from a design or technical standpoint.
The other standout change is the introduction of the Maxi case. The case diameter remains the same at 40mm, but the case is larger and the lugs wider. For many, this is the division between what could be called the original Subs and the modern Subs. With the production of the 114060 ceasing in 2020 to give way to the new 41mm Subs, time will tell if the Maxi case No Date Subs are looked back upon fondly.
The bracelet on the 114060 is completely solid and also features the new micro-adjustment Glidelock clasp. Remaining the same as the previous model is the movement, caliber 3130. 
The 114060 rightly has its own unique place among the No Date Submariner models and is the choice everyday watch for many today.


Submariner No Date

President

Day-Date Yellow Gold / Champagne / President

Day-Date

GMT-Master "Pepsi" / Swiss-Only

GMT-Master

Submariner - Glossy Dial

White

Explorer II "Polar" / SuperLuminova

Sea-Dweller "Great White"

Sea-Dweller

Quartz

Datejust Oysterquartz 36 Steel / Fluted / Silvered 

Submariner Date "Red Sub" 

Sea-Dweller / Transitional

GMT Master / Oyster

Lavender

Oyster Perpetual 34 Lavender

The GMT-Master II was introduced in 1989, replacing the reference 16760 "Fat Lady." It was available in a wide range of versions, among them those with the "Pepsi" bezel as shown here.

GMT-Master II "Pepsi" 40 Steel / Aluminum / Black / Oyster

GMT-Master II

GMT-Master II "Coke"

GMT-Master "Pepsi" Tritium 

Submariner Date / Transitional / Steel / Black Tritium / Oyster

Daytona Two-Tone / Black / Zenith

Daytona

Oyster Perpetual 36 Coral Red

Kurono Tokyo

Pink

Kurono Tokyo Toki

Submariner / Matte Dial 

Sea-Dweller / Tritium

Tudor, with its inception dating back to 1926, is a brand steeped in heritage and craftsmanship. Founded by Hans Wilsdorf (yes, that Hans Wildorf), Tudor is often considered the sibling brand to Rolex, known for its reliability and affordability. The Tudor Black Bay and Tudor Pelagos, offer a distinctive blend of vintage charm and contemporary performance. With its own unique identity, Tudor appeals to those seeking both history and innovation in their timepieces.

Tudor

Heritage Black Bay / Black / Bracelet

Black Bay

The Rolex Submariner Date 116610LN was introduced at BaselWorld 2015 as an updated version of the iconic reference 16610. Its most noticeable updates include the broader and sturdier lug design, along with  the Cerachrom bezel insert.

Black Bay Master Chronometer Stainless Steel - Black / Black / Oyster

Platinum

Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer Platinum / Malachite

Seamaster 300

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