Book Review: The Book of Rolex, Accessible Knowledge on The Crown
The Book of Rolex provides a comprehensive overview of the prestigious watch brand, aimed at both enthusiasts and newcomers. Written by Jens Høy and Christian Frost, the book chronicles Rolex's 120-year history, highlighting its evolution from the Wilsdorf & Davis company to its status as a symbol of luxury and innovation. It covers significant milestones, including partnerships with influential figures and the brand’s contributions to motorsport, while also detailing the specifics of various collections and materials used in production. The recent updates to the book include the latest models and innovations, although the upcoming Rolex Land Dweller and its Dynapulse technology are not yet featured. With nearly 100,000 copies sold and detailed illustrations, this accessible guide is perfect for anyone interested in the Rolex universe. It serves as an excellent resource for those seeking knowledge about the brand, whether for purchasing decisions or simply as an engaging read during the colder months, priced between EUR 40 to 50.
