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Are Luxury Watches Like Rolex Losing Their Value?

For many years, Rolex watches have been considered good investments because they appreciate over time and are always in demand, but is that still the case?

GOBankingRates · Sep 23, 2025

"It’s A High, High-Pressure Situation. You Really Care About Winning And At Times Your Temper, And Your Judgment, Can Be Tested. There’s Nothing Wrong With That – It Just Shows How Much They Care." Luke Donald On The Challenge Of Winning An Away Ryder Cup

In this exclusive interview, Rolex Testimonee and European Captain Luke Donald explains the challenge of winning an away Ryder Cup

Golf Monthly · Sep 23, 2025

I test watches for a living – here are 5 everyday watches I'd pick over a Rolex Datejust

Whether for the office or leisure, a Rolex Datejust is a must have in any collection.

T3 · Sep 20, 2025

I test watches for a living – here are 3 chronographs I'd pick over the Rolex Daytona

Skip the Rolex Daytona waitlist – here are three killer chronographs you can buy right now!

T3 · Sep 13, 2025

Rolex Wimbledon Watch Celebrating Sport and Luxury in Style

Luxury watches have stories beyond telling time. They are symbols of heritage, accomplishment, and status. Perhaps among the most revered members of the Rolex family is one that straddles the sport and elegance worlds in a way that few others are able to do so.

inkl · Sep 11, 2025

Boos and cheers – Trump takes his brand to the US Open

Between policy announcements, the US president found time to attend the last tennis Grand Slam of the season. The reaction of the audience? Mixed.

Euronews · Sep 8, 2025

Trump’s strongman image got boos at the US Open, and perhaps that was the point

The president’s appearance at the men’s final was met with pushback. But his visit was always about distraction, even if it exposed his flaws

The Guardian - US · Sep 8, 2025

Trump Booed at US Open After Security Chaos — Was TV Ordered to Cover Up the Crowd's Fury?

US President Donald Trump was booed at the US Open men's final after his arrival triggered heavy security delays and long queues. Reports later suggested broadcasters were told to avoid showing the jeers, fuelling debate over censorship, politics in sport, and the tournament's credibility.

International Business Times UK · Sep 8, 2025

The USTA’s censorship of Trump dissent at the US Open is cowardly, hypocritical and un-American

By asking broadcasters not to show any protest against Donald Trump at Sunday’s final, the governing body has caved to fear while contradicting its own history of spectacle

The Guardian - US · Sep 7, 2025

Sorry, purists: the Coachella-fication of the US Open is here to stay

Once the people’s slam, New York’s major now doubles as a lifestyle carnival where attending is no longer just about watching, but being seen watching

The Guardian - US · Sep 7, 2025