ICYMI, @brandonfrazin1680 pulls a Vintage Daytona ref. 6265 'Tight Sigma,' in this week's episode of Watch in the Box. When ref. 6265 came to market in 1971, it was the last of the hand-wound Daytona watches as Rolex would transition to the 5-digit series powered by automatic Zenith El Primero movements. Catch up on this week's episode of Watch in the Box now playing via 🔗 in bio.

One Rolex, two very different aesthetics. The white dial Yacht-Master 16628 sports black hour markers in gold surrounds, while the Mother-of-Pearl dial features traditional white hour markers trimmed in gold. Which variation is your favorite?

A piece of Rolex history without breaking the bank. Ref. 2940 is an earlier example of the iconic Oyster Perpetual from 1946, featuring the distinctive retro bubble back case. Learn more about why we love this vintage Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref. 2940.

The Tudor "Big Rose" Oyster comes in a relatively small package. With a case measuring just 10mm thick, this watch relies on a hand-wound movement instead of automatic. Now available on bobswatches.com via 🔗 in bio

Dad Jokes with the Bob's Watches team featuring our Chief Financial Officer, Joe Alessandrini 🥁

A Modern Rolex Daytona, Omega Speedmaster and a Vintage and Modern Rolex Daytona - Hear our thoughts on these watches in this week's Watch in the Box episode focusing on Chronograph's. Now playing on our YouTube via 🔗 in bio.

The Bob's Watches team wishes a Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads out there. We hope your day is filled with loved ones, relaxation, and watches.

🕰️ It’s time for some community spotlight! 🕰️ We're highlighting some of our favorite vintage wrist shots from our social feeds, starting with our CEO Paul Altieri in a jaw-dropping yellow gold Rolex Cosmograph Daytona ref. 6263. We also spotted a remarkable vintage Tudor Prince OysterDate Submariner (@timeinscotland) and Rolex Submariner (@ex_omega) and GMT (@brandonfrazin1680). Which vintage wrist shot is your favorite?

#FullSetFriday - How important are box and papers to you? While the original box, papers, and other accessories aren't necessary to sell your watch, they can certainly add to its overall value and history.

Dad Jokes with the Bob's watches team featuring @brandonfrazin1680, Director of Vintage 🥁

ICYMI - @brandonfrazin1680 pulled a Vintage Rolex Submariner 5513 in this weeks episode of Watch in the Box. Now Playing on the Bob's Watches YouTube channel via 🔗 in bio.

The transitional Rolex GMT Master 16750 bridged the gap between the vintage ref. 1675 and the modern GMT Master II as we know it today. Early models were produced with a matte dial decorated with larger luminous hour markers , similar to the 4-digit GMT. Later production 16750s displayed the time on glossy dials with white gold-trimmed hour markers, just like the modern GMT.