Rolex

Pronunciation: /ˈroʊˌlɛks/

Definitions of rolex

noun a brand of luxury watches known for their quality and prestige

Example Sentences

A1 My friend wears a Rolex watch.

A2 I saved up for months to buy a Rolex for my dad.

B1 The Rolex store had a wide selection of luxury watches.

B2 The Rolex Submariner is known for its durability and style.

C1 She inherited a vintage Rolex from her grandfather.

C2 The limited edition Rolex Daytona is highly sought after by collectors.

Examples of rolex in a Sentence

formal He wore a Rolex watch to the business meeting.

informal I can't believe he spent so much on a Rolex!

slang That Rolex is straight fire!

figurative Her work ethic is like a Rolex - precise and reliable.

Grammatical Forms of rolex

• past tense: rolexed
• plural: rolexes
• comparative: more rolex
• superlative: most rolex
• present tense: rolex
• future tense: will rolex
• perfect tense: have rolexed
• continuous tense: is rolexing
• singular: rolex
• positive degree: rolex
• infinitive: to rolex
• gerund: rolexing
• participle: rolexed

Origin and Evolution of rolex

First Known Use: 1908 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'Rolex' is a combination of the words 'horological excellence' and 'luxury'. It was created by Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of the Rolex company, as a brand name for his watches.

Evolution of the word: Originally coined as a brand name, 'Rolex' has become synonymous with high-quality luxury watches and is now widely recognized as a prestigious and iconic brand in the watch industry.