Company · mentioned 44 times
Swiss luxury watchmaker known for its sports watches, such as the Submariner and Daytona.
London Fintech Podcast· 4 Nov
Tony Clark illustrates the point with a hypothetical of his own search for a new Rolex watch, asking whether the AI answering all his questions means that by the time he reaches checkout he has done his research and is less likely to abandon the purchase.The Physics of Startups· 20 Oct
The host gives buying a Rolex as an example of a purchase driven by pull where the buyer is not in dire straits.Buyers and Builders· 21 Sept
Deiya Pernas recounts asking a Rolex boutique manager why Rolex had not simply raised prices by 40 or 50% during the secondary-market watch boom, and being told the Swiss would never do that — the long-term, intrinsic-value-per-share perspective he wants from management teams.Business Breakdowns· 17 Apr
Jeremie Fastnacht cites Mars and Ferrero, which stay private yet remain very important, and Chanel and Rolex in luxury as similar businesses.Sources with Alex Heath· 22 Jan
Alex Heath says Rolex is the only original store in the Davos ski town that has not been taken over for the World Economic Forum week.