Best Rolex Watch Models to Pair Up With Any Suit

Published on: 24 December 2021 Last Updated on: 05 February 2025

Rolex watch models have graced the timepiece space for a long time and have become one of the most respected watch brands. But one essential advantage that gives this brand an edge is its uncanny ability to roll out versatile models that pair up with any attire.

Rolex watch models don’t seem to flicker when pairing them with suits either, regardless of the model. Perhaps you’re skeptical of the best Rolex sports model to don with a suit, or you’re torn between myriad choices. Fret not because here are the best fits to niche up with official wear.

1. Daytona

Don’t be turned away by this watch’s sporty embellishment yet because, surprisingly, it pairs with suits just perfectly. It’s no doubt that you’ve heard – or seen it – donned by sports racers because perhaps they believe that it’s their lucky charm.

For fashion’s sake, you can still pair this Rolex sports model with a suit and keep your eyes glued to you in the office. It creates a sophisticated look that makes you appear mysterious or have a subtle fashion sense. With the right shoes and tie, you’ll be sure to keep people heads over heels.

2. Explorer II

The subtle hue of explorer II makes it a jack of all trades worn for sporty and official occasions. If you don’t mind staying on top of the fashion among your Rolex-donning buddies, and of course, the extra attention in the office, this watch is a match made in heaven for you. You can pair it with any suit, light in the shade or subtly darker, to conceal it a tiny bit. Be sure that the shoes complement the entire attire work frame for a more pronounced look.

3. GMT Master II

A GMT Master II paired with a suit? Perhaps it’s never crossed your mind. This watch will help you fabricate an elegant and playful appearance, whether you’re the plain simple employee at the office or a person up with the trends. Its quartz design is among the most classic, and its band color is one to never let you down on looks. The glad tiding is that its silver, blue and black design allows it to pair with any suit having a darker shade.

4. Milgauss

If you’re craving a day of constant glances and gossip in the office, the Milgauss is a perfect fit to give you that. This Rolex sports model is one of its kind, allowing you to combine a bit of the sporty look and official wear, which pairs up perfectly. While a shirt, tie, and trousers would be perfect, a cotton cardigan or sweater, darker in the shade, will give you a head-turning look the entire day.

5. Yacht-Master II

You’d barely deny how sporty this model is because it’s all out in the open. But then, it also is a perfect fit for office wear and can fit with suits like jig-saws. Thanks to its gold-ish and navy blue subtle combination, this Rolex sports model is undeniably fancy.

It can be ideal for the Monday mornings when everyone is at the top of their fashion game – because you’ll edge them out nonetheless. Just keep your fashion diary close to get the perfect combo of shoes to match it up to your taste.

Conclusion

While Rolex watch models are the most sought-after watches by high-profile or people who don’t mind their prices, it’s also a perfect fit for people who want to mesmerize in the office. Pretty sure you’ll find a Rolex sports model that fits your taste among the wide pool of Rolex watch models. And if it happens, be sure to find the best suit to match up.

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From Flint to Lasers – The Evolving Techniques of Hair Removal

I hate having to go through the painful waxing sessions for hair removal! There! I’ve expressed the sentiment that millions of women like me across the world feel every now and then when they look at themselves in the mirror after a shower. My significant other refuses to shave on weekends unless he has a formal event he has to go to. Watching him lounge around the house unconcerned about the two-day stubble, I’ve often wondered how social paradigms developed to the point where having a hairless face and skin became essential. I mean if nature didn’t intend us to have hair, we would have long eliminated the gene that gave us hair in the first place. Makes sense? So, here I was, complaining and mumbling under my breath as I went through my phone looking for the number of my salon. (If I want to look anywhere near presentable in a swimsuit, I would have to schedule an appointment.) Suddenly, it struck me. Who was this historical personality who invented hair removal anyway? I decided to get to the bottom of the issue. It was time to find out if hair removal is really an essential of fashion or plain, good old hygiene. So, I set about doing a bit of research into the issue. Hair Removal Has Been Around Since 30,000 BC (There go my hopes of ushering in a social revolution where hairy faces and bodies were completely acceptable.) As Livestrong says, people as far back as 30,000 BC used the sharp edge of flint to scrape off the hair from their scalps, faces, and bodies. At the time, it WAS a question of hygiene. No hair meant no lice, mites, and other infestations. I dug around a little more to find that everyone (including women) living in the warmer climates would shave off their scalp hair too. Then came a time in the Middle Ages when going hairless (bald?!) was the height of fashion. (I think I am quite happy I don’t live in those times.) The elite would remove all their hair (in the nether regions too) as a sign of quality. Think Romans and their statues and paintings of entirely hairless people. And, the court of Queen Elizabeth I where women removed their eyebrows and the hair on the front of their heads to show off high foreheads. (Phew!) Hair Removal Techniques Haven’t Evolved All That Much In fact, removing hair in those times was a lot more painful. My research showed that people mainly used tweezing to get rid of the fuzz. They’d use seashells as tweezers or pumice stones and metal blades to scrape hair. Egyptian women are credited with the art of threading. They were the first to use twisted strands to pluck hair in 60 BC. Apparently, they also invented sugaring which is very much like modern-day waxing. And, yes, hair removal creams were also used. Only, women used a solution of quicklime and arsenic to burn off the unwanted hair. (It’s scary to think about what that did to their skins.) Getting Back to the 21st Century Having grudgingly conceded that I would have to get that waxing session, after all, the next step was to explore my options. I mean, doesn’t science and technology have an answer to the problem of unwanted fuzz? (and, a painless one, too!) Look around and you’ll find that there IS one solution that the ancients didn’t have. It’s called removing hair with the help of lasers. But, the question still remains. Does laser hair removal hurt more than waxing? (Remember? We’re still stuck on the issue of pain here!) So, It’s Back to the Internet! I decided that it’s time to look for a more permanent solution (Given that I’m going to have to do this all through my life!). And, if lasers promised clean skin for good, it was worth a shot. Here’s everything I found out about the procedure. Some of the information is from the expert aestheticians who can perform the treatment on you and some other comes from hapless people like me. (If you’re looking for some authoritative details, check out the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory website.) Medscape says that laser hair removal came to be first used in the year 1998 when some guys, Dierickx, and associates first released a paper after conducting 2-year research on the technique. Since then, you can find a whole range of equipment that can help you with unwanted hair. Lasering is a solution that’s perfect for women with darker-colored hair. The deeper pigmentation seems to absorb the heat and directs it to the root. The heat effectively burns the root so that it cannot go back. In a fraction of a second! You’ll probably need about 6 to 8 sessions spaced at intervals of about 6 weeks each. Weigh that against a lifetime of waxing sessions and the cost in terms of dollars (and, the pain!) and you’ll find that lasering is much more economical. You won’t have to worry about ingrown hair with layering. The levels of pain depend on your tolerance and the thickness of the hair. To some extent, the area under treatment is also a factor. So, if you’re working the more delicate sections, it could hurt a little more. Many users have talked about feeling a rubber band twanging against the skin. You can prepare for the session by taking painkillers in advance and using topical numbing creams. Applying ice afterward also helps. Avoid caffeine on the day of the procedure and time it far out from your appointment with Aunt Flo. You’ll save on some of the sensitivity. You can expect that the treated area will look pink for a few days and since the hair will be falling out, you may have to exfoliate thoroughly. Some women have also talked about noticing a singed hair odor. Laser treatments can be of two different wavelengths and doctors choose the appropriate one according to the color and texture of your hair and skin. As you go through the sessions, your aestheticians may work out a combination for you. Avoid trimming the hair before your session for a week or so and the treatment will be much more effective. Lasering doesn’t take a lot of time. You can get the session done during your lunch break. Lasering is great for both and women. You’ll be wearing protective eyeglasses all through the session so you needn’t worry about any potential harmful effects. There you go - the results of my digging around for the perfect solution for unwanted fuzz. Come to think of it, humans have come quite a long way in their quest for the perfect hair removal solution. From flint and cuts and nicks to the permanent option of lasers! (Who knows, over the next few hundred centuries, we might just mutate into humans without the need for lasers too. Um, they aren’t entirely painless, you know!) To know more: 6 Stunning Long Hairstyles For Oval Faces

How To Choose The Perfect Women Rash Vest

Choosing the right women's rash vest can be quite daunting if you are unsure of sizing and also how it will look on you. Plus, the other question of how it will match in with your swimwear is another consideration. Especially if you are shopping online as many of us do these days and this can add another headache to the ease of the online shopping experience. Here are some really great tips to help you make that right decision and choose the perfect women's rash vest that is right for you. Choose the Perfect Women Rash Vest: 1.Utilize the sizing charts to choose the correct size The sizing charts have been added to the website to help you make the right decision when it comes to sizing and choosing the right size. Sizing can vary slightly across different brands and what may be a size 14 in one brand maybe something a little larger or smaller in another. Swimwear can be a hard one to navigate as they are designed to be fitted and to hug the body. Rash vests are no different as they have been designed to have a snug fit to be able to use them for water sports. When you are in the water and swimming or doing other water sports, the last thing you want is the rash vest to be ballooning around you creating drag or just getting in the way. You will find that the swimwear fabric is usually built with a 4way stretch in it to make it fit like a second skin and allows stretch so that it will not restrict you whilst moving around. If you want it a bit more relaxed, then ordering a size up is a great idea as it will not be as fit and will sit more like a normal everyday top. 2. Check out social media pictures of how they look in the real world This is a really great tip to see how it looks in the real world. Most brands have got social sites and will have a range of images that show these being worn out and about. You can see what it looks like out of the usual studio shots which usually have got artificial lighting and also the images have been retouched up especially for the website use. Sometimes, the color can seem slightly different on the website compared to in natural light so being able to see the garment in the sun or natural light can be a great idea. It will also give you more of an idea of how it looks being worn naturally rather than in the studio, you can check out things like the length of thrash vest and also the sleeve length, etc. 3. Make sure you can exchange or return it Making sure that you can exchange or even return it if you aren’t happy can offer peace of mind when buying. Sometimes, it’s only when you try it on and try to match it into your existing wardrobe that you may decide that it is not right for you. Having the options of size or color exchange can alleviate some of the stress or anxiety of ordering online. Similar to going into a normal shop and buying something and then taking it back, doing it online can be just as easy, if not easier. Usually, the return post label can be emailed to you and it’s as simple as attaching it to the parcel and dropping it into any post office for return. 4. Buy matching swimwear from the same brand With so many prints and patterns available on rash vests, it may be quite hard to match in your existing swimwear if you are keen to get a top which has got a gorgeous print on it rather than sticking to a solid color. There are so many gorgeous prints out there which are on-trend and will look so good on the beach! If you are having trouble matching your bikini to a sun protection top, why not check out whether the same brand sells swimwear in the matching print? That way, you can have a gorgeous matching set that makes it a no-brainer for when you are off to the beach or the pool. 5. Contact the company to ask questions This is a great idea especially if you are concerned about ordering the wrong swimwear online and the sizing or the color of it. We get many queries about sizing, fit or color that we are more than happy to help outwith and can often give extra information that is not on the sizing charts or even sends photos of it in natural light, etc. Sometimes we have even sent pictures of existing swimwear wardrobes and asked to help match a women's rash vest to it which we are delighted to be able to help out with. Most companies should be able to help you and respond back quickly to alleviate any concerns oversizing that you may have. You will find that most, if not all websites will have a contact us button or link somewhere on their site, so use it and ask those questions to help you make the right decision. Read also: Top 3 Pieces of Women’s PWC Gear The Essentials of Nutrition and Training and The Most Suitable Sports Swimwear

Wardrobe Dreams: Statement Pieces to Last

Fashion trends come and go, but the style is eternal. And if there is something reflecting someone’s style besides confidence and personality, those are classical statement pieces made to last. You will know them by the impeccable cut, high-quality fabrics, and the ultimately fabulous simplicity. You will appreciate them because of their kindness to your wallet (spending a lot one time is better than spending little by little too often), their ability to elevate your look and their immortality. Let us celebrate together the existence of classic fashion and see those essential statement pieces every woman must have to achieve a long-lasting stylishness and how to wear them. Wardrobe Dreams: Statement Pieces to Last One Dress to Rule Them All We are talking about no other than the glorious little black dress. It is an ideal piece in which “one is never overdressed or underdressed”, as perfectly explained by Karl Lagerfeld. Established as a trend in the 1920s in the designs of Coco Chanel and then made famous again in the 1961 movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s, LBD is the ultimate classical piece to own. With today’s different varieties you can choose a little black dress for your figure from many shapes and cuts (A-line, fitting, mini, midi, etc.) and adorn it with various accessories (statement choker necklace, classic pearl necklace, large earrings, colorful pumps, etc.). Made to Be Together We will not separate the match made in heaven – yep, white t-shirt and skinny jeans are the classical I-woke-up-like-this look and we would not change them for the world. But you should also think about layering and accessorizing. This outfit can be sporty, casual, rock’n’roll, or whatever you want, depending on the bag, belt, shoes, and jewelry. The One and Only One Piece It is hard to keep up all the swimsuit trends, from fringes to flares, but if there is one swimwear that will never go out of fashion, that is the classic black one-piece – something like a little black dress, but for the beach. And if you choose for a slimming tummy control swimwear, you will get the most flattering swimsuit for the beach. A simple and elegant black one-piece is also easy for accessorizing, so you can wear shiny jewelry, large floppy sunhat, and every other accessory that will make you feel like a ‘50s Hollywood diva. Women Wear It Better The classical white shirt has changed a lot since it first appeared as a part of male’s undergarment in the 1800s, and it keeps on changing. This year, particularly we have seen many designers take on the traditional notion of the white shirt, and that is not the last of it. A classically fitted white buttoned-down shirt can never become dated, so if you are in a mood for that kind of look, you can combine it with a pair of jeans or a skirt and add a choker necklace for some edge. Bottoms (Are) Up There are two classical bottoms that can stand side by side on a fashion pedestal – those are black cigarette pants and black pencil skirt. Both of them are stylish but work-appropriate pieces, but if combined and accessorized right, they can be outfits for an evening out or some celebration. For workwear them with the classical shirt and little to no accessories (depending on your line of the job) and for some more elegant variant, you can add a flowing translucent blouse and statement pieces of the necklace. Combine classical and modern (this goes for the rest of the essentials, too) with trendy pieces, like net items or pastel colors. To Wrap, It Up… Back in the early ‘70s, a lady named Diane von Furstenberg launched the first wrap dress ever and it was everything a woman could dream about. The cut is perfectly accentuating the curves and hides flaws, but there is so much more to this dress. It is a symbol of women’s power and independence and it is so easy to wear it with confidence, regardless of whether is monochromatic or colorful. One of these in your wardrobe and you will never have to worry about what to wear. Other style essentials to consider are a fitted blazer, trench coat, Breton top, etc. Stock up on them and see as your style stand the test of time. Read also: Classical Guitar Lessons for Beginners 5 Tips to Give your Hair a Perfect Look

Best Rolex Watch Models to Pair Up With Any Suit

1. Daytona

2. Explorer II

3. GMT Master II

4. Milgauss

5. Yacht-Master II

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