Just finished reading an article on why Rolex don’t generally reissue classic watches or pay homage to past standouts with special editions. I must admit, I had never thought of this before, but as the article went onto say, most of Rolex’s models are still in production and therefore there is no need to introduce a classic version from decades ago. That was interesting food for thought.

The article described 4 Rolex watches of note, Daytona, Submariner, GMT and the Explorer, suggesting that as they get the watches right in the first place they then they leave a model in production for decades. That idea was pretty compelling too.

The article also described how Vintage Dealerships are now popping up to exclusively cater for the trade in used watches, which I assume includes used Rolex watches as well. That was something else that took me by surprise.

Any thoughts?

Would like to read the article as well, I find it a interesting subject. Where can it be found???

Cheers,

Enezdez

Thanks for then link an interesting article.