Rolex is a famous Swiss watch manufacturer, its excellent quality, exquisite workmanship, blend of noble, elegant and unique temperament in a body, ranked the world watches the industry leaders, known as "precision" of the pronoun. Rolex’s automatic movements are among the most accurate, reliable and durable in the world. The automatic Rolex watch is on behalf of the Rolex exquisite craftsmanship and design. Now let us look back on the some Rolex watches and you will find a better view of the Rolex watches even full in love with it.

Launched in 1945, the Datejust was the first self-winding wrist watch to display the date on the dial, and still remains to be one of the most popular watches in the Rolex Oyster collection. In 1953, the first people to climb Mount Everest – Tenzig Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary, were wearing Rolex Oyster Perpetual watches. The same year, Rolex gained inspiration from this feat and launched the Rolex Explorer, which is designed for the lifestyle of adventurers, extreme sports and mountaineering. Also in this year, Rolex introduced at the Basel watch show the Turn-O-Graph, the predecessor of the Submariner. Following in 1954, Rolex released the Submariner with water resistance to 100 meters as well as the Milgauss and the GMT Master pilots watch, and finally, the Oyster Perpetual Day-Date, the first wristwatch to indicate both the date and the day of the week, spelt in full, on the dial.

In 1960, the watch producer launched the Rolex Deep Sea Special specifically designed for deep sea diving. Rolex continued its technological evolutions by introducing the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona equipped with a chronograph function and a tachymeter scale in 1963. The watch is a waterproof, robust tool watch built for racing drivers. In 1967, the Rolex launched the famous replica Rolex Sea-Dweller which is the ultimate divers watch collection. 

From the 70’s to present day, Rolex always continued to innovate and  continued to produce new watches, new technologies. As my knowledge,  it is estimated that Rolex produces approximately 2000 watches a day and Forbes ranked Rolex 64th on its 2016 list of the world's most powerful global brands.