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UNBELIEVABLE: Rolex - Caught on Camera

Indian-origin couple convicted in UK over Covid PPE fraud that funded £126k Porsche, Rolexes

An Indian-origin couple who exploited the urgent demand for protective equipment during the Covid-19 pandemic have been convicted in a multimillion-pound fraud case in the United Kingdom that funded a lavish lifestyle, including a £126,000 Porsche, Rolex watches and expensive home upgrades.

The Times of India

Woman Says She’ll Never Go Back to St. Barts. A Store Flips Their Sign, Welcomes Everyone But Her: ‘Anti-Black Literally’

Flipping an open sign to a closed door

We Got This Covered

Zendaya Ends Her 'The Odyssey' Era With Not One, But Two Goddess Gold Looks

"There's always a second look."

Marie Claire

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How PPE fraudsters spent thousands of pounds on luxury cars and Rolex watches

Jogesh Bhandari and Craig Morris have been convicted of money laundering and fraud by false representation for orchestrating a PPE scam during the Covid-19 pandemic, falsely claiming to supply millions of nitrile glove boxes. The fraudsters diverted millions of pounds intended for essential personal protective equipment, using the illicit proceeds…

The Independent UK

9 best luxury watches spotted at Wimbledon 2026, featuring Rolex, Tudor, OMEGA and more

From Serena Williams to Andrew Garfield, these are our favourite watches from Wimbledon 2026

10 luxury watches of the Tour de France: The best timepieces we've seen from cycling's biggest race

Richard Mille, Audemars Piguet, Tudor, Rolex, and Breitling spotted at the start of cycling’s biggest race

Cycling News

From space rocks to smartwatches, AI millionaires rewrite the luxury playbook

Newly minted millionaires from tech IPOs are spending fortunes on unique items. These individuals are buying meteorites and fire trucks, diverging from traditional luxury. Luxury brands face competition from other industries and unique consumer tastes. Tech employees prioritize experiences and wellness, favoring smartwatches over traditional timepieces. Durable assets like real…

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Mexico Forced to Return Luxury Rolex Watches Gifted by YouTuber

FIFA has strict rules on accepting gifts, meaning the players are not able to take up the gesture.

Sports Illustrated

Trump receives sports event tickets worth nearly $120,000

President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure reveals he received approximately $120,000 in tickets to major sporting events. Gifts included FIFA World Cup final, Super Bowl, and US Open tickets from entities like FIFA, the New Orleans Saints owner, and Rolex. UFC and New York Yankees also provided tickets, highlighting Trump's…

The Economic Times

Foreign Ministry's first public Toshakhana auction features Rolex watches, gold biscuits and silver daggers

For the first time, the Ministry of External Affairs is auctioning around 300 diplomatic gifts, including luxury watches and gold biscuits, received by officials. This 'treasure house' collection, dating back to Mughal times, offers items with reserve prices from Rs 3,000 to Rs 19 lakh. The auction, under revised rules,…

The Economic Times

Quality in perpetuity

Amid a norm of pocket watches, Rolex's founder Hans Wilsdorf anticipated a future of reliable wristwatches, offering precision in all conditions, to meet the modern lifestyle emerging in the early 20th century.

Bangkok Post

Four models for 100 years

Presenting the revolutionary Oyster to retailers, Hans Wilsdorf proclaimed: "Gentlemen, we make the best wristwatch in the world."

Bangkok Post

What World Cup? Zendaya Is Team 'Spider-Man' in Coach's Take On the Sports Jersey Trend

Law Roach put her in Coach.

Marie Claire

Fashion to Furnace: Some luxury gold watches fail the test of time

Luxury watches like Omega Constellation are being melted for gold. High gold prices make metal value exceed resale worth. This impacts used models from Omega and TAG Heuer. Dealers are scrapping watches as demand for investment gold rises. Some owners find this practice tragic. High-end brands like Rolex and Patek…

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Bangkok Post

Gold fever has people melting down luxury watches

LONDON - The Omega Constellation watch has been flashed in campaigns, movies and at the Met Gala ‌by stars like George Clooney and Nicole Kidman, turning it into a symbol of luxury and glamour.

Autosport

Road to Victory: Inside the fight to win at the highest level of endurance racing

To win The Rolex 24 At Daytona or any prestigious endurance race, it takes precision, perfection, and keeping a close eye on your watch from green flag to checkered flag

Motorsport

Road to Victory: Inside the fight to win at the highest level of endurance racing

To win The Rolex 24 At Daytona or any prestigious endurance race, it takes precision, perfection, and keeping a close eye on your watch from green flag to checkered flag

You can turn your analogue watch smart with a Fitbit Air, even a Rolex or Omega – here's how

The hottest trend right now is making your classic watch clever – here's how Fitbit is helping

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The Independent UK

ICE agent wearing ‘Rolex’ watch and sporting ‘We The People’ tattoo sparks debate online

One account claimed that the wristwatch had a value of ‘$10,000+’ and branded the ICE agent wearing it as a ‘patriot’

Sports Illustrated

Five Things You Could Buy for the Price of One Wildly Expensive Knicks NBA Finals Ticket

You could go to the NBA Finals. Or you could buy a used car. Up to you.

The Independent UK

Rochelle Humes says it’s too scary to wear a Rolex in London

Rochelle Humes has said that Rolex owners can't wear their watches in London as it's "too scary to wear anything nice" in the capital.

Evening Standard

Rochelle Humes says 'it's too scary to wear anything nice' in London

The Saturdays star said ‘you can't wear a Rolex in London now’

The Economic Times

Gravity-defying Korean stock boom sparks wild Rolex, Bentley luxury shopping spree

South Korea's Kospi market surge has fueled a luxury goods boom, with teenagers and young adults leading the spending spree. Pent-up consumer desire, coupled with limited real estate and overseas travel options, is driving this trend. However, concerns remain about potential consumption contraction if the market declines.

MarketBeat

Watches of Switzerland Group Q4 Earnings Call Highlights

Watches of Switzerland Group (LON:WOSG) said fiscal 2026 sales came in ahead of guidance and market consensus, driven by strong momentum in the United States and improvement in the United Kingdom during the second half. Chief Executive Officer Brian Duffy said group sales rose 13% in constant curre

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Matt Goss fought off mugger

Matt Goss fought off muggers who tried to steal his gold Rolex watch from his wrist.

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