The October Rolex Chronicles : 2026

JULY 2026 NEWSLETTER | Luxury Swiss Horology
The July Chronicles
Welcome to the July 2026 edition of The Chronicles. In this instalment, we share the latest achievements and company milestones from Hora Watches. We have curated a selection of modern and vintage Swiss timepieces, each meticulously verified to ensure authenticity. Whether you are expanding a collection or seeking your first investment piece, our Glasgow-based team is ready to source the specific reference you desire.
Rolex Datejust 41mm Azzurro
A stunning and now discontinued Rolex Datejust 41mm - Azzurro. This is a full set from December 2025 in excellent condition. Available for £11,250.
The iconic Rootbeer: we currently have three in stock or arriving soon. Please get in touch for more details.
A classic and iconic piece in immaculate condition. This 2022 Datejust 41mm features a jubilee bracelet and smooth bezel, sporting the discontinued blue dial. A great set at £7,500.

Why the Rolex Datejust Remains a Collector's Choice
A well-chosen Rolex Datejust rarely needs justification on the wrist. Its appeal lies in its proportions, restraint, and an unusually broad range of references that look equally convincing with tailoring, knitwear, or a weekend jacket. For the first serious Rolex buyer, it is often a sensible entry point. For an experienced collector, the right dial, bezel, bracelet, and production era can still make it a highly considered acquisition. The Datejust is not so much one watch as it is a long-running family of timepieces. That is precisely why buying one deserves more thought than simply choosing between steel and gold; case size, movement generation, dial configuration, bracelet stretch, original components, and set completeness all influence both daily enjoyment and long-term desirability.









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