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Back in May of 2024, the winner of the Giro d’Italia, Tadej Pogačar, was presented a one-of-one Tudor FXD Chrono 'Cycling Edition'—a watch that didn’t just fit the moment, it matched it. The bright pink accents on the dial and...
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Not every Rolex under $10K is a bargain. But if you know what to look for—and where—there’s still real value in the pre-owned market. The three references below offer that value in different ways: a vintage icon, a discontinued diver,...
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At this point, it’s tradition. For the past three Watches and Wonders, we’ve had the privilege of meeting with Laurent Ferrier—and every year, we leave wide-eyed, smiling. The watches speak for themselves, but it’s the chance to actually handle them,...
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If you’re wondering whether it’s safe—or smart—to wear your Rolex on the golf course, you’re not the only one. It’s a surprisingly common question among collectors, especially those who wear their watches daily. Image Source: Getty Images In fact, a...
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This year marked my third trip to Watches and Wonders Geneva. At this point, I generally know what to expect—the sea of beige, the general booth layouts, the salmon poke bowl (served in a fishbowl) on the lunch menu. Even...
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Here at Everest, we’re constantly watching the secondhand watch market. We follow it closely—both to spot good deals and to track down discontinued models that aren’t available at retail. Not long ago, we wrote about the potential impact of new...
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At the front of Tudor’s booth at Watches and Wonders 2025, a display read: “A New Watch is Coming.” Above that message, a glowing nixie tube countdown, showing days, hours, minutes, and seconds. As of April 1st, it read 32...
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