Danish oysters from the Vadehavs-region is known as some of the best oysters you can get. And gourmet often goes hand-in-hand with quality utensils. Here freshly served Vadehavs oysters with the Kay Bojesen Grand Prix oyster fork. Photos by Colin Seymour
Trout Roe served with a Kay Bojesen Grand Prix polished tea spoon. Photo by Colin Seymour
...
DEATH: change, transformation, transition, endings, rebirth THE FOOL: innocence, freedom, spontaneity, new beginnings so i know it's incredibly unlikely, but if any of y'all are in South Australia,…
YAQUINA BAY OYSTER FARM --1963
Rolex 39517: Submariner 41, Watch Ref. 126613LN, Box and 2021 Card. Rolex stainless steel and 18k yellow gold Submariner, automatic, size 41mm. Rolex ref. 126613LN with a stainless steel case and two tone Oyster bracelet, Folding Oysterlock safety clasp with Rolex Glidelock extension system, 18k uni-directional black Ceramic bezel, black index dial, blue luminescence, magnified date display, sapphire crystal.
The Oyster bracelet on the new Submariner has been remodeled to harmoniously fit the 41mm case. Robust yet comfortable, it is equipped with an Oysterlock folding safety clasp which prevents accidental opening. The bracelet also features the Rolex Glidelock extension system, making it possible for its length to be adjusted easily and without tools by up to some 20mm. #Rolex #Submariner #Perpetual
40mm 18K white gold case, screw-down crown with triplock triple waterproofness system, bidirectional rotatable 24-hour graduated bezel with blue and red Cerachrom insert and engraved numerals and graduations, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with cyclops lens over the date and double anti-reflective coating, meteorite dial, folding Oysterlock buckle with Easylink 5mm comfort extension link. Waterproof to 100 meters. Baselworld 2019 release. Buy Online
Manufacturer: Rolex Item Number: 143379 Nickname: Rolex Pepsi Condition: Excellent Model Name/Number: GMT Master II - 116719 Serial: S28U6XXX Year: 2018 Gender: Men's Movement: Automatic 3186 Case: 18k white gold (40mm) w/ bidirectional rotating bezel, red and blue Pepsi Cerachrom insert, inner reflector ring engraved with serial number and scratch resistant sapphire crystal Dial: Black w/ luminous Chromalight hands, red GMT hand and hour markers Bracelet: 18k white gold Oyster w/ Oysterlock cl
Pre-Owned Watch Condition Examination This Rolex watch is in overall excellent condition with light surface wear to the bracelet and case. Rolex GMT-Master II Ref 116710 "Batman" Product Details • Manufacturer: Rolex • Regular Price: $17,282.06 • Item Number: 158629 • Nickname: Rolex Batman • Condition: Excellent • Model Name/Number: GMT-Master II - 116710BLNR • Serial/Year: Random - 2017 • Gender: Men's • Movement: Automatic 3186 • Case: Stainless steel (40mm) w/ unidirectional rotatable bezel, 24 hour black and blue "Batman" Cerachrom insert in ceramic, inner reflector ring engraved w/ serial number and scratch resistant sapphire crystal • Dial: Black w/ Chromalight hands, blue GMT hand and hour markers • Bracelet: Stainless steel Oyster w/ Folding Oysterlock safety clasp w
Very minty condition example Rolex Explorer II ref# 16570 with tritium lume dial W1 serial # circa 1996 complete with original box and papers. An especially nice full set example featuring a sharp condition fixed 24 hour bezel, very pleasing gloss black T<25 marked dial with light ivory aged tritium luminous indexes and hands, tight Oyster bracelet, and with partial original caseback sticker. The 24 hour bezel is uncharacteristically free of any significant nicks, gouges or dings and appears to be unpolished. The lugs are quite beefy, though we believe that the case has been previously polished. With original inner and outer box, numbered hang tag, cardboard sleeve, Explorer and Rolex booklets and original Rolex warranty papers. Powered by self winding calibre 3185 movement with independently set hour hand for quick change of time zone without disturbing minutes setting. With an especially tight Rolex stainless steel heavy Oyster bracelet ref 78360 with 501B end pieces, T11 date code and with and Oysterlock clasp. Recently fully serviced and offered with our 1 year warranty of accurate time keeping and operation.
Among the most awaited news of Watches & Wonders we find the Rolex releases that confirmed what had been rumored for months, namely the introduction of the new Rolex Explorer in steel and an unprecedented as well as unexpected version in yellow Rolesor, a combination of Oystersteel and 18ct gold. The Rolex Explorer was introduced in 1953 after the first historic and victorious ascent of Everest, to which Rolex was one of the official sponsors, by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, who faced this feat equipped with Oyster Perpetual chronometers. We talked extensively about the history of the Rolex Explorer a few weeks ago in our extensive article, so with this article we will focus on the new models and innovations that have been introduced. First of all - and I dare say finally - the new Explorer ref. 124273 in yellow Rolesor and 124270 in Oystersteel return to the classic dimensions with a 36 mm case, waterproof up to 100 meters, abandoning the 39 mm of the reference 214270. The black lacquered dial with Arabic numerals 3 - 6 and 9 is back in a definitely improved version compared to the old 36mm Explorer versions. Judging from the comparison I had the opportunity to make at the presentation, the numbers and indices of the dial are slightly larger than the dials 14270 and 114270. In addition, the Chromalight, optimized and used for the new 2021 models on the dial and on the dial, emits emissions long lasting blue color. These two improvements have further increased their readability, responding to the needs of those who might want to use them where their use was intended, such as caves or terrestrial depths. The sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective treatment also plays a key role in this. The bezel used on the new Rolex Explorer is smooth as always, in steel for the reference 124270 and in 18 ct yellow gold in the more sophisticated version in yellow Rolesor (124273). The 19mm Oyster bracelet (case-bracelet attachment) is equipped with an Oysterlock clasp and the comfortable Rolex-patented Easylink quick-extension system, which allows the bracelet to be adjusted by approximately 5mm. While the new Rolex Explorer represents a return to the past, on the technical side they are in line with the new specifications and technical solutions introduced in recent years by the crowned house. The new caliber 3230, presented just a year ago on the 124060 (Submariner) and 126600 (Oyster Perpetual) models, is equipped with the Chronergy escapement which guarantees high efficiency […]
Among the most awaited news of Watches & Wonders we find the Rolex releases that confirmed what had been rumored for months, namely the introduction of the new Rolex Explorer in steel and an unprecedented as well as unexpected version in yellow Rolesor, a combination of Oystersteel and 18ct gold. The Rolex Explorer was introduced in 1953 after the first historic and victorious ascent of Everest, to which Rolex was one of the official sponsors, by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, who faced this feat equipped with Oyster Perpetual chronometers. We talked extensively about the history of the Rolex Explorer a few weeks ago in our extensive article, so with this article we will focus on the new models and innovations that have been introduced. First of all - and I dare say finally - the new Explorer ref. 124273 in yellow Rolesor and 124270 in Oystersteel return to the classic dimensions with a 36 mm case, waterproof up to 100 meters, abandoning the 39 mm of the reference 214270. The black lacquered dial with Arabic numerals 3 - 6 and 9 is back in a definitely improved version compared to the old 36mm Explorer versions. Judging from the comparison I had the opportunity to make at the presentation, the numbers and indices of the dial are slightly larger than the dials 14270 and 114270. In addition, the Chromalight, optimized and used for the new 2021 models on the dial and on the dial, emits emissions long lasting blue color. These two improvements have further increased their readability, responding to the needs of those who might want to use them where their use was intended, such as caves or terrestrial depths. The sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective treatment also plays a key role in this. The bezel used on the new Rolex Explorer is smooth as always, in steel for the reference 124270 and in 18 ct yellow gold in the more sophisticated version in yellow Rolesor (124273). The 19mm Oyster bracelet (case-bracelet attachment) is equipped with an Oysterlock clasp and the comfortable Rolex-patented Easylink quick-extension system, which allows the bracelet to be adjusted by approximately 5mm. While the new Rolex Explorer represents a return to the past, on the technical side they are in line with the new specifications and technical solutions introduced in recent years by the crowned house. The new caliber 3230, presented just a year ago on the 124060 (Submariner) and 126600 (Oyster Perpetual) models, is equipped with the Chronergy escapement which guarantees high efficiency […]
Among the most awaited news of Watches & Wonders we find the Rolex releases that confirmed what had been rumored for months, namely the introduction of the new Rolex Explorer in steel and an unprecedented as well as unexpected version in yellow Rolesor, a combination of Oystersteel and 18ct gold. The Rolex Explorer was introduced in 1953 after the first historic and victorious ascent of Everest, to which Rolex was one of the official sponsors, by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, who faced this feat equipped with Oyster Perpetual chronometers. We talked extensively about the history of the Rolex Explorer a few weeks ago in our extensive article, so with this article we will focus on the new models and innovations that have been introduced. First of all - and I dare say finally - the new Explorer ref. 124273 in yellow Rolesor and 124270 in Oystersteel return to the classic dimensions with a 36 mm case, waterproof up to 100 meters, abandoning the 39 mm of the reference 214270. The black lacquered dial with Arabic numerals 3 - 6 and 9 is back in a definitely improved version compared to the old 36mm Explorer versions. Judging from the comparison I had the opportunity to make at the presentation, the numbers and indices of the dial are slightly larger than the dials 14270 and 114270. In addition, the Chromalight, optimized and used for the new 2021 models on the dial and on the dial, emits emissions long lasting blue color. These two improvements have further increased their readability, responding to the needs of those who might want to use them where their use was intended, such as caves or terrestrial depths. The sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective treatment also plays a key role in this. The bezel used on the new Rolex Explorer is smooth as always, in steel for the reference 124270 and in 18 ct yellow gold in the more sophisticated version in yellow Rolesor (124273). The 19mm Oyster bracelet (case-bracelet attachment) is equipped with an Oysterlock clasp and the comfortable Rolex-patented Easylink quick-extension system, which allows the bracelet to be adjusted by approximately 5mm. While the new Rolex Explorer represents a return to the past, on the technical side they are in line with the new specifications and technical solutions introduced in recent years by the crowned house. The new caliber 3230, presented just a year ago on the 124060 (Submariner) and 126600 (Oyster Perpetual) models, is equipped with the Chronergy escapement which guarantees high efficiency […]
