The Rolex Yachmaster is one of Rolex’s most fashionable and popular sports watches and has been since its introduction in 1992. Since then Rolex released a ladies version of the Yachtmaster which was then only available in 18K yellow gold and then in 1996 Rolex released a two-tone Yachtmaster. The following year Rolex released a new model which was made from a mixture of platinum and steel called Rolesium, a term that Rolex had copyrighted  in the 1930s. As with all current models in production the Rolex Oyster range, the Rolex Datejust is powered by a self-winding  Rolex movement. Each movement has 100 points of contact with proprietary lubricants to ensure reliable performance.

The patented and equally famous Rolex Oyster Case houses the movement and shields it against shock, pressure, dust and any moisture entering the watch. The case is shaped from a super alloy and is very durable and highly polishable. Protecting the movement is the patented Rolex Twin lock winding crown, easily recognizable from the embossed crown on the outside. Rolex have taken every step to ensure the lasting beauty of your watch.

The Rolex Yacht master comes with the Rolex Oyster bracelet and the owner can enjoy a smooth and secure fit yet and be confident of Rolex's superior build quality. Rolex bracelets have in excess of 100 moving parts, invisible to naked eye. This superior craftsmanship and fine finishing earn it the right to be called a Rolex bracelet.

The Rolex Sea Dweller is one of Rolex's most sought after sports watches. First produced in the 1971 the Rolex Sea has benefited from over 30+ years refinement.  The Sea Dweller is famed for its deep sea capabilities. With no Cyclops magnifier on the glass it has a distinct style.  As with all current models in production the Rolex Oyster range, the Sea Dweller is powered by a  self-winding  Rolex movement. Each movement has 100 points of contact with proprietary lubricants to ensure reliable performance.