Leonard LoweRolex Watches: From the Rolex Submariner to the Rolex Daytona

Waste of money. You’re better off googling whatever you wanted to know, it’s a book you could compile the information for over an afternoon (with better pictures) and print out at Office Depot.

Very disappointing. Bought this as a present but would have been embarrassed to give it. It is a very slim, poorly produced booklet, scarcely more than a pamphlet. Grainy black and white images, and minimal content. I returned it immediately.

I ordered the print version of this book. It looks like this was a digital book that was either printed on demand or printed ahead of time. The printed version is extremely poor. On every page, almost half of the page is whitespace. A larger font should have been used. The content is extremely minimal. The number of spelling errors in the book make it almost unreadable (I am not sure how you can submit this for publication without some sort of spell check). This is a second edition although I can't imagine how poor the first edition was. I would suggest spending more money and purchasing "Rolex: History, Icons and Record-Breaking Models" by Mara Cappelletti. I hate to rate something this poor, but there really is not any redeeming quality. There are a few pictures but all are in black and white. The pictures really don't do any justice to the brand and the watches.

Très bas de gamme au niveau d’une photocopie mais vu le prix pas vraiment surpris

Great overview of those models, a nice little book.