The Rolex Sky-Dweller, a masterpiece released in 2012, is a popular choice for both men and women. Designed for globetrotters, it features a center hand for local time and an off-center disc for home time. With its patented Saros annual calendar, the Sky-Dweller allows you to track dates and times accurately, even on the other side of the world. This sophisticated timepiece is a dream come true for jet-setters.
Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is making waves in the luxury watch market. According to a report from Watchfinder & Co., Gen Z spent an average of $10,870 on a watch in the past year, significantly more than millennials. They are also purchasing multiple watches and are more likely to finance their purchases or sell other items to acquire a new timepiece. Gen Z’s taste in watches leans towards popular brands like Rolex and Cartier, with smaller and discreet models gaining popularity. This generation’s influence may shape watch design trends in the future, with brands focusing on smaller dial sizes and styles that complement current fashion trends.
Sean O’Malley, a rising MMA star, has recently received a series of extravagant gifts from fans and supporters. Among them was a $100,000 lowrider and a Richard Mille watch. O’Malley has also shown his gratitude by gifting his long-time trainer, Tim Welch, a Rolex watch worth $18,000. Despite his recent bantamweight title defense, O’Malley’s future opponents remain uncertain, with speculation centering around Merab Dvalishvili.
Rolex debuted six new timepieces at Watches and Wonders, including the GMT Master-II, Sky-Dweller, Deepsea, Daytona, Day-Date, and Perpetual 1908. The GMT Master-II features a black and grey Cerachrom bezel, while the Deepsea boasts a satin-finish blue ceramic bezel insert and water resistance enhanced by an innovative high-performance compression ring. The Daytona comes in two new versions with gem-clad bezels and mother-of-pearl dials, and the Perpetual 1908 receives a platinum treatment with a guilloche rice-grain motif dial.
WWE Undisputed Universal Champion Cody Rhodes gifted engraved Rolex watches to his WrestleMania XL rivals and tag-team partners, but surprisingly left out Jey Uso. Uso jokingly expressed his disappointment, saying he would confront Rhodes about the snub. The exclusion of Uso, who allied with Rhodes against the Bloodline and briefly held the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championships with him, has raised questions about their current relationship.
