Rolex once again dominated Watches & Wonders in Geneva, unveiling some of the most anticipated watches of 2025. With the world’s top journalists, retailers, and watch enthusiasts gathered, Rolex’s announcements were the highlight of the event. Here’s a breakdown of the key releases that are turning heads. 
Titanium Yacht-Master 42
Rolex made waves earlier this year with the Deepsea Challenge, their first full-production titanium model. However, the 50mm case size made it impractical for daily wear. Enter the new Yacht-Master 42, made from RLX titanium – a much more wearable size for everyday enthusiasts. This release is a significant move for replica Rolex, which has historically been reluctant to use titanium, despite its tool-watch functionality and strength.
Rumors had circulated about Rolex’s titanium ambitions ever since a prototype was seen on the wrist of British yachtsman Sir Ben Ainslie during the 2025 Prada Cup. Now, with a complete titanium build, Rolex is catering to serious ocean-goers with a lightweight, rugged, and beautifully crafted watch. 
Platinum Cosmograph Daytona
One of the most exciting releases is the Cosmograph Daytona in platinum, celebrating the 60th anniversary of this iconic model. Rolex first introduced a platinum Daytona in 2015 for its 50th anniversary, featuring an ice blue dial. The updated version now includes a transparent caseback – an unprecedented move for Rolex – and a new caliber 4131 movement. This movement showcases Rolex’s cutting-edge technology, including a Chronergy escapement and Côtes de Geneve finishes visible through the caseback. 
The Daytona line also sees a revamp across the board, with subtle design changes like a metal ‘lip’ on the ceramic bezel and a refined case profile.
New GMT-Master II Colorway
Rolex’s GMT-Master II is always a favorite among collectors, and the new grey and black bezel combination is no exception. Available in two-tone stainless steel and yellow gold (Rolesor) or full yellow gold, both with Jubilee bracelets, the new colorway is already stirring excitement. The community is buzzing about potential nicknames, with “John Player Special” emerging as a top contender – a nod to the classic black and gold livery of the Formula 1 sponsor.
This follows the success of last year’s GMT-Master II “Sprite,” whose left-handed orientation caused a stir. Replica Rolex continues to innovate while paying homage to its rich history with each new release. 
These new models reflect Rolex’s commitment to precision, craftsmanship, and innovation. From the practical elegance of the titanium Yacht-Master to the technical prowess of the new Daytona and the striking aesthetic of the GMT-Master II, 2025 promises to be an exciting year for Rolex collectors.