Is Rolex attempting the impossible? Concise after its demise, great chronographs, a Rolex patent,...

Is Rolex launching a completely new watch? A watch that would be so atypical for the brand, yet still has a historical precedent? There's a lot to suggest this, and we need to talk about it! In this video, we also talk about potential new players in the German concessionaire landscape and how the situation is being handled on the other side of the globe. We take a look at a new Omega that isn't available for purchase, I show you three exciting watches from Glashütte, including a brand-new newcomer in the review, we examine five highly interesting chronograph pairings from the upcoming Dr. Crott auction, and – together – we talk about how the impossible has now become possible. All this and more, in this video. Enjoy! Contents: 0:00 Intro 1:15 Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 in Lavender and Candy Pink 3:08 Rolex dealers dying out and the new players on the market 10:39 James Bond 007 First Light, new Omega Seamaster Chrono 11:59 Wrist check and three-part review 12:58 New: Union Glashütte Belisar Chronograph Speedster 2025 18:52 Review: Union Glashütte Noramis Date Sport 23:04 Hands-on Union Glashütte Belisar Chronograph Sport 26:56 Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Heuer - 5 chronograph pairs at Dr. Crott 40:42 So, here we go! MoonSwatch and Scuba FF available online 42:33 New Rolex patent & trademark registration - something big is coming! 47:24 Like, comment, subscribe, and have a great time! Links: "The Watch - Stories and Savoir Faire" at a special price on Amazon https://amzn.to/48zViTK (Advertising / Affiliate Link)