Rolex

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Royal de Versailles unveils a major Bloor Street renovation including new Tudor and Omega boutiques in Toronto.

Rolex debuts its largest Canadian boutique at Royalmount in Montreal, expanding its luxury footprint nationwide.

Included will be one of the world’s largest Rolex stores, and first-to-Canada locations for two of the world’s most exclusive and expensive jewellery and watch brands. 

The store will occupy a prominent corner near many of the world’s top luxury brands.

Both the downtown Maison Birks and Brinkhaus stores have seen substantial renovations, including new concept boutique spaces for Rolex and Patek Philippe.

More luxury brands are on the way for 2018 and beyond, as the Alberni Street/Luxury Zone becomes a world-class retail destination.

The Swiss luxury timepiece brand continues to expand its Canadian store operations.

The flagship replaces a hotel lounge that once occupied the site, with an impressive luxury store featuring Swiss-made interiors.

Canada's largest Rolex store will open in an untraditional location, and it will be near other luxury brands.

Rolex will open a 'free-standing' store within Toronto's 'Rolex Building' at 50 St. Clair Avenue West. This will be the first corporately-owned Rolex store in Canada, and only the second in North America. The Rolex Building is located at 50...