The Top Five Rolex Watches You Can't Buy With Any Amount Of Money

These are the top five Rolex watches that nobody can buy. In an era where Rolex Submariner, Daytona, and GMT Master II watches in steel are price to the point of insanity, Tim Mosso offers five Rolex watches and technologies that watch collectors cannot buy for any price. From Rolex dive watches to exotic escapements to display casebacks, atomic watches from Rolex, and a Day Date perpetual calendar this episode discusses the top five Rolex watches literally nobody can own. The Rolex Deepsea Special, an extreme dive watch launched in 1953, will go to auction with Phillips auctions this November. This Rolex watch is expected to bring over two million dollars at auction, and that's before the buyer's premium. In 2012, Rolex launched an even more exclusive high-tech dive watch called the Deepsea Challenge. While loosely inspired by the Rolex Deepsea Sea Dweller 116660, the James Cameron-endorsed Deepsea Challenge was designed to hit bottom in the Challenger Deep of the Mariana Trench. This 12,000-meter water resistant Rolex diver successfully reached the sea bed and returned to the surface. But with only five examples of the 51mm Deepsea Challenge built, it's likely that even auction houses will struggle to obtain an example. The Rolex Oysterquartz Day Date prototype of the 1990s was built for the future. Powered by a quartz chronometer Rolex caliber 5335, the Day Date perpetual calendar built on the legacy of Rolex's Gerald Genta-influenced luxury flagship. Significantly, t