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  Typically every March, watch collectors and enthusiasts maintain their eyes peeled to Rolex’s social networking and digital channels to trap a glimpse in the crown’s novelties the 2nd they’re released. As the brand has always were able to avoid traditional industry gimmicks, the main one constant continues to be Rolex’s annual appearance at Baselworld.( Rolex Submariner replica watch ) However, using the current global health crisis disrupting all the usual watch fairs, Rolex made the decision to depart Baselworld in April of the year (read HERE) in support of a brand new format located in Geneva beginning in 2021. Rolex fans were left to question what this implies for that brand’s 2020 releases. Initially, it appeared that Rolex would postpone on any bulletins until 2021, then came the teaser… Within the brand’s “Out From The Blue” teaser, we have seen the arrow-style 12 o’clock index marker in the brand’s legendary tool watches. Many were left pondering what this might mean. Be...

  After three years of quartz watches for Max Verstappen, covered here, here and here, his TAG Heuer special edition has now come of age. And despite the autumn rain and a very disappointing race last weekend for the Dutchman, spirits were high during the presentation of a watch that will most likely be sold out even before it hits the shelves. Meet the TAG Heuer chronograph Max Verstappen Special Edition replica watch . It doesn’t really matter anymore how well Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen performs; people will line up to catch a glimpse of him everywhere he goes. Especially in his home country, the Netherlands, where he lightened up the quintessentially Dutch autumn weather with a flash visit to present his latest watch, the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Calibre 16 Max Verstappen Special Edition 2019.   During the last F1 race, the Dutchman was torpedoed off the track by young competitor Charles Leclerc for no particular reason, and Verstappen was arriving fresh from the plane back...