Swiss Information – Tourism & Products

Best Deal Rolex Explorer 2 Here

In this virtual catalog of Rolex wristwatches, collectors and buyers will find 3,621 wristwatches in over 14 dissimilar model lines: Oyster, Bubbleback, including Chronograph, Submariner, Explorer, and more. Each watch is shown in full color, with the most important technical details as well as reference numbers, and year of create provided. This potpourri of selective information is of inestimable worth for the wristwatch gatherer and buyer. In one place, for example, they may see the typical Oyster from the 1940s and almost all the case and dial variations that were available. The same applies to all the lines made by Rolex. In short, for every one who collects Rolex or only wants to acquire a pretty vintage wristwatch with the crown this book an sheer must.

Most helpful client reviews

9 of 9 humans found the following review helpful.
Fascinating, but flawed
By Adam M. Dubin
Yes, there are 3,261 photos of Rolex watches, of all types, through the decades, and they are of systematically good quality (albeit small). But this book is rather poorly organized, edited, and proofread, so it will prove to be perhaps more discouraging and hindering than rewarding. Buy for the pictures and overview of Rolex history (and to see those beautiful, rare dials), and not for the elaborated data when it comes to the models (which is oftentimes incorrect).

4 of 4 persons found the following review helpful.
Lots of photos but very little text and galore errors
By Ozlanka
Well here is yet another Rolex book. This one is regrettably error prone in spite of the minimal text.

Model numbers are transposed in a great deal of places and may mislead a person new to Rolex watches.

The author makes sweeping affirmations that are incorrect. E.G. In the primary division beneath GMT II he states that this model was discontinued in 2000. Sorry that I have to disagree as I have a late Z series of this same model (2007)- in fact the Z is the last of the series and most times called the STICKS dial.

The arrangement of the chapters leaves much to be desired. The same topic comes up again in another percentage of the book and reason is unclear, perchance this adds more content?

The saving grace of this book is that it has an immense collection of photos of Rolex watches. Many of which are not in any other book. But here too the author has missed a outstanding chance to add value to his book, in a great deal of cases, beneath the photos he has failed to give a model number and year of invent for the watch.

Rather unfortunate as this is the type of data severe accumulators are seeking when buying a book on watches.

Well this is a book I purchased to add to my existent library of Rolex books, for the price - well what the heck.

1 of 1 humans found the following review helpful.
Informative but not very accurate
By William
Lots of pics of all the respective models, not much reading, a little on Rolex history.If your looking for good refrence this is not the book for you IMO

See all 5 client reviews...