It’s easy to forget now, but getting on an airplane was a big deal in the 1950s. Legendary modern architect Eero Saarinen was designing airports, first-class meant a steak dinner and a Manhattan at 10 ...

Astronaut Jack Swigert in his Rolex GMT-Master suits up at the Kennedy Space Center’s Manned Spacecraft Operations Building on April 11, 1970. 1982 was a particularly significant year for the ...

Rolex has launched a new version of its left-handed GMT The watch keeps the previous black-and-green “Sprite” bezel but adds a green dial The dial is made of Cerahrom, making it Rolex’s first ceramic ...

One might think that putting the winding crown and date on the left side of a watch means it’s a timepiece specifically geared toward lefties. But is that truly the case, so to speak? Righties, think ...

Artisans de Genève has lifted the veil of its newest bespoke project. Entitled “AFRIKA,” the time-teller remagines a Rolex GMT-Master II 116710 in a bold and adventurous way. “My watch takes me back ...

A nod to the Rolex GMT Master and the airline that contracted it. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Watch fans love a good origin story — after all, storytelling underpins ...

Even if you don't know anything about watches, you've darn well heard of "Pepsi." And we're not talking about the drink. We're speaking about the bi-color, blue-red bezel insert that instantly gives ...

Pre-war commercial aviation looked completely different from today’s digitized world of computer-controlled, intercontinental flight. If you wanted to travel the globe in style in, say, 1934, the ...