Awesome Rolex

Master engraver Bram Ramon shared this video of his incredible craftsmanship, as he carves an intricate design into the band of a Rolex Submariner divers watch, taking an already elegant timepiece, and turning it into a wearable work of art.

Special Forces Issue modifies Rolex Submariners using the legendary Military Submariner as their main inspiration. Their latest custom is the Desert Issue 01, so named for its beautiful desert sand coating and matching desert camo NATO strap.

Watchfinder & Co.’s Head Watchmaker Tony Williams will slowly but surely unhinge your lower jaw from your skull as he takes apart a Rolex Submariner. Then – get this – he successfully puts it back together. Tony, you da real MVP.

If you’ve always wanted a Rolex, but couldn’t afford to buy one new, look no further than Bob’s Watches, an online exchange offering buying and selling of quality Rolex watches, with both buy and sell prices readily accessible.

A limited edition of the Rolex Explorer II customized by Bamford Watch Department for Jardins Florian. It has a PVD applied military grade black coating, bespoke dial and luminescent indices.

And we thought Project X was for high rollers. For the out of this world rollers, Brevet+ offers customized Rolex watches. Its watches are often coated via DLC or PVD for durability and beauty.

Dr. Romanelli teamed up with custom watchmaker Bamford Watch Department to make the Army vs. Navy watches, featuring Beetle Bailey on a Rolex Submariner and Popeye on a Yachtmaster.

This 1966 Oyster Perpetual Air-King Precision is the pinnacle of understated elegance. The stainless steel case, silver dial and tricolor wrist strap combine for a timeless (if a little patriotic) look.

The Submariner Stealth MK III has a satin-finish case, while the MK IV has a black carbon coated case. Both have all-black bezels, G10 NATO Strap and the STEALTH name on their dial and back.

The stealthy Red Depth is a pimped out Rolex Submariner 16610LV. Custom touches include Black DLC coating, black lume dot, double red dial text overprinting and enameled case engraving.

Science lovers might enjoy the clean-lined Milgauss timepiece from Rolex; its resistance to magnetic interferences comes from the shield made of ferromagnetic alloys which protect the movement.

Rolex goes stealthy courtesy Time and Gems with the Black Rolex Submariner; it sports a custom carbon fiber dial, DLC stainless steel rotating bezel, and DLC oyster bracelet.

Worn by Daniel Craig (aka Mr. 007), Project X creates both one-of-a-kind and limited runs of Rolexes; choose from 18 models and 19 options including Craig’s blacked-out DLC case above.