Supported by Rolex, the Great Spine of Africa expedition reveals the unseen rivers that sustain nearly half a billion lives.

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Today, we’ll play a game called Find the Differences. OK, although that is a joke, it might be your first thought when looking at the two Rolex GMT-Master II models Mike and Jorg selected. Jorg picked ...

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GQ watch editor Cam Wolf plans on tracking down a timepiece designed for referees, a moon-shaped ’90s rarity, and the goldest ...