20 years of mentoring the great artists of tomorrow
Rolex is celebrating 20 years of the Rolex
Mentor and Protégé Arts
Initiative, part of the brand’s
longstanding commitment to global arts and
culture.
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Rolex is celebrating 20 years of the Rolex
Mentor and Protégé Arts
Initiative, part of the brand’s
longstanding commitment to global arts and
culture.
A milestone in watchmaking history, the
Oyster Perpetual Datejust was the first
self-winding waterproof chronometer
wristwatch to display the date in a window at
3 o’clock on the dial. These numbers
are a reminder that though 24 hours mark a
day, it’s on us to make those a date to
remember.
What to Look Forward to at Watches and
Wonders 2023
Watches and Wonders is one of
the biggest events in the watch industry, and
the 2023 show promises to be even bigger and
better than ever before. The show will be
held in Geneva, Switzerland, from March 27th
to April 2nd, and will bring together some of
the biggest names in the industry to showcase
their latest releases, cutting-edge
technology, and unique designs. Here's what
watch enthusiasts can look forward to at the
upcoming event:
New Releases : The Watches
and Wonders show is the perfect platform for
watch brands to showcase their latest
releases. Watch enthusiasts can expect to see
new models, limited editions, and exciting
collaborations from some of the biggest names
in the industry.
Cutting-Edge Technology:
Watchmaking technology is constantly
evolving, and the Watches and Wonders show is
the perfect place to learn about the
Hans Wilsdorf was firmly convinced of a
person’s ability to innovate and strive
for excellence. More than 100 years after the
creation of the brand, the founder’s
philosophy is more present than ever, from
the manufacturing of the company’s
watches to its commitments worldwide.
The Oyster Perpetual Explorer and Oyster
Perpetual Explorer II evolved from
Rolex’s deep involvement with
exploration. They go where few people
venture. The brand was able to test these
watches in real life by equipping polar,
mountaineering and caving expeditions over
many years. Some of the world’s most
intrepid explorers, mountaineers and
scientists took these watches to places that
tested their reliability in the toughest
conditions.
The Oyster Perpetual Submariner and Oyster
Perpetual Submariner Date, archetypes of the
divers’ watch, epitomize the historic
link between Rolex and underwater
exploration.