Little Book of Rolex: The story behind the iconic brand: 24 (Little Books of Fashion)
Few objects carry quite the cultural weight of a Rolex. Since its British-founded origins in 1905, this Swiss watchmaker has shaped the industry in ways that still resonate today, producing timepieces that feel as relevant on a modern wrist as they did decades ago. Josh Sims traces that entire journey here, from the watershed Oyster design to the rugged Explorer, and from the racing-inspired Daytona to the deep-diving Submariner. Each model gets its moment, set against the broader story of a brand that quietly redefined what a watch could be. The book pairs authoritative writing with a generous selection of striking photography, making it as enjoyable to flick through as it is to read properly. Compact in size but substantial in content, it sits comfortably within the well-regarded Little Books of Fashion series, this time steering the collection into men's accessories territory. It's a fine pick for anyone who already owns a Rolex and wants the full picture, or for the admirer who simply appreciates the craft and history behind one of horology's great names.
- Author: Josh Sims
- Publisher: Welbeck
- Genre: Lifestyle & Wellness
- ISBN: 978-1802797596
- Pages: 160 pages