Everyone is a modern metal finish that was officially launched on the market in 2005. It is essentially a rose gold alloy, made from a combination of pure gold, copper, and platinum. While rose gold has been an option in the Rolex catalog in the past, the Everose is the first metallic surface to be produced entirely in-house. To reiterate that it was produced at the copy Rolex foundry, the brand named it “Everose” rather than just advertising it as rose gold, and it has been specially designed not to lose its warm hue through exposure to the air. 
Everose gold is the current trend in watch tastes and is the choice of many models in the Rolex portfolio. It is favored by both men and women for its timeless, warm hue. In addition, Everose is a striking alternative to yellow gold that offers an all-gold watch’s opulent and slightly modern aesthetic.
One of the most popular metal configurations for Rolex watches is the combination of stainless steel and yellow gold, known as Rolesor in Rolex terminology. Yellow Rolesor watches follow a similar aesthetic to the classic gold Rolex; however, the addition of the stainless steel component gives them a slightly more versatile and understated appearance.
Two-tone watches can be more easily matched with matching jewelry or other items in one’s closet. In addition, two-tone Rolex replica watches are significantly less expensive than solid gold watches, despite containing the same movement and having a very similar visual appearance.
A truly exceptional luxury watch is durable and easy to wear, and the White Rolesor delivers on both counts. The versatile white metal face in stainless steel and white gold is suitable for almost any occasion. It’s durable without being too luxurious or stylish, and like the Yellow Rolesor, promises to be more affordable than an all-gold watch.
It is easy to distinguish a White Rolesor watch from an all-steel watch because it will usually feature a fluted bezel in white gold, while a steel watch usually only features a smooth bezel. Also, unlike the Yellow Rolesor and Everose Rolesor models, which have bezels, winding crowns, and center links made of gold, White Rolesor fake Rolex watches are made primarily of stainless steel, with 18k white gold used only for the bezel, hour markers, and hands.
As you may have guessed from the progression of our list, the Everose Rolesor is a pairing of stainless steel and 18k Everose gold. The warm pink gold finish presents more beautiful as it is now paired with stainless steel components, just like the Yellow Rolesor model.

Generally considered the first Submariner, although there is a debate, the Rolex Submariner was a hit and shares most of the same attributes as the Fifty Fathoms. The dial is black and features the same dots and batons as hour markers, with an inverted triangle at 12 o’clock that can be seen on current production models. All models are filled with a lot of luminescence (or radium in this era). The hands had not yet evolved to the Mercedes style found on most replica Rolex sports models today but were instead plain stick or pencil-shaped.
As for the bezel, it was marked with a 60-minute scale as usual but lacked the diagonal lines for the first 15 minutes. These markers were added in later versions to help the wearer keep more accurate track of the end of the dive when the precise time of the safety or decompression stop became more important. However, this watch also has an inevitable minor drawback.
Blancpain has a patent for a unidirectional bezel. The idea was the brainchild of the brand’s CEO, Jean-Jacques Fiechter, who was also an avid diver and serves as a basic failsafe. The unidirectional bezel ensures that in the event of accidental movement of the bezel underwater, it will only over-read the so-called underwater time, thus helping divers avoid the potential dangers of decompression sickness. Because the copyright belongs to Blancpain, the Submariner had to remain in use with a bidirectional bezel until the 1980s.
Rolex did, however, have the rights to an arguably more important innovation, which the brand extended specifically for the Submariner. From the mid-1920s onwards, part of the Oyster case construction was a special winding crown system fitted with a gasket that screwed into a tube inside the case. It provided impressive protection against moisture. But for the new dedicated diving model, it was clear that it had to be significantly improved.
The end result is the Twinlock crown, an arrangement that uses two sets of O-rings to create a pair of watertight seals within the winding stem assembly, making the Rolex Submariner replica the first dive watch to be water-resistant to 100 meters.