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Rolex watches are designed and built to last. From the conception of a Rolex watch to the time it leaves the workshops, every step of its development and manufacture follows a single critical requirement: quality. As a result, there is no limit on how long a Rolex watch can keep working, being handed down from one generation to the next, and living several lives.

Rolex And The Ryder Cup
Rolex And The Ryder Cup

The game of golf has produced a legendary share of superstars. Fans of the sport are currently living in a golden age of athleticism with legends like Rory McIlroy playing...

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Oyster Perpetual Submariner: The reference among divers’ watches
Oyster Perpetual Submariner: The reference among divers’ watches

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner family is one of the most robust and elegant expressions of a classic dive watch. Dive watches are favored among Long’s customers because of their...

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Rolex & The US Open
Rolex & The US Open

2023 has provided tennis fans with a fantastic season. It’s a thrilling time to witness both seasoned players at the top of their game and the next generation of legends...

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Oyster Perpetual: The Essence of the Oyster
Oyster Perpetual: The Essence of the Oyster

When Thomas Long, a Massachusetts native, opened his Boston-based jewelry business in 1878, New England’s love affair with the sea was already an integral part of the region’s essence. From...

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Make a Date of a Day
Make a Date of a Day

  In many ways, the Long’s team is a matchmaker for New England watch enthusiasts. The Boston-area community has been visiting our family-run business for generations to mark important milestones....

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Rolex & The Open: Golf’s Oldest Major
Rolex & The Open: Golf’s Oldest Major

Just an hour and a half drive from Long’s Newbury Street Rolex Boutique is the home of the Newport Rhode Island Golfing Club where the first precursor to the USGA...

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