Alberta’s Alison Cristiciello Reads the Story of Climate in 30,000-Year-Old Ice
A winter’s tale.
A winter’s tale.
A winter’s tale.
Rolex’s Perpetual Arts Initiative spotlights acclaimed directors Jia Zhang-Ke and Rafael Manuel.
Another year of Watches and Wonders is upon us and this year Rolex returns to conservatism: timeless, versatile, and robust companions.
In the space where Oscar presenters get ready to step on to the stage at the Dolby Theatre, the green room, Rolex designs the interior each year.
A compilation of watches to sport on deck or off, including Breguet, Tag Heuer, Rolex, and more.
Today, on the first day of Watches and Wonders, the Swiss king of watchmaking announced their time tellers for the year. And for one particular model, there has been plenty of polarizing chatter.
With the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, senior artists take on young professionals, sharing not only craft and practice but also their processes and their lives.
The Swiss giant that is Rolex threw a curveball at Watches and Wonders this year. On opening day of the watch fair in Geneva, Rolex showed off a new GMT-Master II—an icon in the Rolex repertoire, best known for its two-tone bezels (and the nicknames they inspire).
Through the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, the mentor and mentee created a cultural centre showcased at the Venice Biennale.