Rolex: The Impossible Collection Coffee Table Book

Explore the timeless legacy of Rolex in this captivating coffee table book. Unveil the brand's century-long journey, shaped by the visionary founder Hans Wilsdorf. From pioneering precision with the world's first Swiss Certificate of Chronometric Precision in 1910 to groundbreaking innovations like the first waterproof watch and self-winding mechanism, Rolex has consistently set records.

This Ultimate Collection volume, curated by specialist Fabienne Reybaud, showcases the most valuable and technically innovative Rolex models, including never-before-seen watches. Delve into history with the first wristwatch from the early 1900s, the 1931 Oyster Perpetual, the Explorer worn during Sir Edmund Hillary's Mt. Everest expedition in 1953, and the Submariner featured in the James Bond film "On Her Majesty’s Secret Service." A visual feast for collectors, this book captures the essence of Rolex as the epitome of luxury timepieces.