Rolex is one of the most well-known watch companies in the world, excellent for its quality of production and design. Rolex always know where they are going and how to get there. Rolex is always committed to make very accurate and reliable movements- in 1910 , a Rolex watch became the world’s first chronometer certified watch. Rolex has always been reaching for greater excellence - In 1926, Rolex invented the very first waterproof watch called Rolex Oyster in the world. Then in 1927, this Rolex Oyster was put through its paces on the wrist of the female swimmer Mercedes Gleitze, who swam the length of the English Channel. Rolex published an article in the Daily Mail celebrating the trip and this made the Rolex Oyster famous for its dependability. Rolex always offers everything you need in an everyday timepiece- in 1945, Rolex invented the famous replica Rolex Datejust. It was the very first automatic chronometer certified wristwatch with a date window. And the Datejust is their most practical model.

By the 1950s, Rolex turned its innovative attention to creating watches that would withstand deep-sea diving, mountain climbing, aviation and scientific exploration. When Swiss watchmaking ran into the quartz crisis in the 1970s and ’80s, Rolex initially started making some quartz watches, which are far more accurate than even the best mechanical watch. But they soon abandoned quartz, concentrated on making just mechanical watches, and at the same time began intensive marketing, associating the Rolex name with timekeeping equipment in top airports and sports events. Take the latest news for example - On November 15, 2016, the European Tour was proud to officially announce the Rolex Series, an invigorative new alliance of leading tournaments which will strengthen the golf schedule from the 2017 season onwards.