1908, named Rolex by Hans Wilsdorf; 19 19, Rolex moved to Geneva, Switzerland; 1953, explorers and submarines appear; 1992, Rolex introduced Shi Ming Watch and Pearlmaster Watch, the oyster yacht forever.
As of 202 1, Rolex official website shows that Rolex watches have a total of 15 series, including: Air Overlord, Cosmic Daytona, Journal, Women's Magazine, Weekly Calendar, Explorer, Greenwich II, Meg, Oyster Forever, Pearl Master, Sailor, Submarine and Yacht.
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Rolex W & was formerly known as W & ampD Company, 1908, and Wissdorf registered the trademark of Rolex in La Chapelle, Switzerland. D therefore changed to Rolex. After nearly a century of hard work, Rolex, headquartered in Geneva, has 19 branches. The annual output of watches is about 450,000. Become one of the famous watches with a large market share.
Since its establishment, Rolex has been in an invincible position for a long time with its unique quality and extraordinary experience. The design style of Rolex watches has always been "solemn, practical and not flashy", which has been loved by people from all walks of life. Accuracy and durability give Rolex the advantage of maintaining value. Conventional watches have always had a strong ability to maintain value, and rare watches often experience multiple appreciation.
Rolex's history is not long, but its process and achievements are brilliant. The predecessor of "Rolex" company is "W &；; D "company. Hans Wilsdorf, a German, and Davis, an Englishman, jointly run a company selling watches and clocks in London on 1905. Wilsdorf, with his keen eyes, found that watches will inevitably become the mainstream of timekeeping products.
1908, Hans Wilsdorf registered the trademark "Rolex" in La Chapelle, Switzerland, and the "W&: D" was changed to Rolex. The original logo of a Rolex watch is a palm with five fingers, indicating that the watch of this brand is completely handmade. Later, it gradually evolved into a registered trademark of Crown to show its dominance in the field of watches.
19 19 Rolex moved from Britain to Geneva, Switzerland, the world clock center, to compete face to face with many old-timers.