The name Rolex has long been associated with luxury, superiority, and prestige.
For almost as long as the company has existed, Rolex has been associated with athletic
superiority. This association between Rolex and athletes began in 1926 when
the company’s newly developed Oyster watch – the first waterproof watch – was worn
by Mercedes Gleitz as she swam across the English Channel. The swim, which took
a little more than 10 hours, was a feat in itself, but the watch was the real victor,
surviving the 10-hour swim and once and for all proving its superiority.
Romain Jerome watches are indeed legendry. However, the creators of these watches maintain a low profile. We have only a trickle of information about the company. The facts we know about the company may be jotted down in a sentence. Romain Jeromewatches are crafted by a Swiss Jeweler and the name of the CEO is Manuel Emch. This scanty information epitomizes the ethos of the brand, watch making is an art and the craftsman is subservient to the creation.
Romain Jerome watches launched in 2004 became an iconic brand in the challenging world of high-end horology. It is indeed a daunting task for a new company to penetrate the bastion of the niche area of luxury watches mostly monopolized by the legendary watch makers of Switzerland with a heritage running over many hundreds of years, such as Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, and others. In this tough world of heritage marketing Romain Jerome ventured with awesome designs and the flamboyant display of the DNA of famous legends. Today the world recognizes Romain Jerome as an iconic brand that permits you to wear a piece of history around the wrist.