Rolex (Norwegian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Rolex" in Norwegian language version.

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archive.org (Global: 6th place; Norwegian: 26th place)

businessweek.com (Global: 945th place; Norwegian: 1,343rd place)

cnn.com (Global: 36th place; Norwegian: 90th place)

money.cnn.com

  • CNN Money Arkivert 25. september 2009 hos Wayback Machine. That explains why big recognizable brands like Cartier, Patek Philippe and Rolex rule. They can be thought of, in fact, as portable status symbols, owing to their tradition of quality workmanship.

guardian.co.uk (Global: 382nd place; Norwegian: 176th place)

hautehorlogerie.org (Global: low place; Norwegian: low place)

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nyu.edu (Global: 1,362nd place; Norwegian: 2,606th place)

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oysterquartz.net (Global: low place; Norwegian: low place)

rolex.com (Global: low place; Norwegian: low place)

rolexblog.blogspot.com (Global: low place; Norwegian: low place)

time.com (Global: 84th place; Norwegian: 177th place)

  • Time Magazine: China Arkivert 9. oktober 2010 hos Wayback Machine. Most often mentioned luxury brands: In this society of sudden economic freedom, newly rich capitalists are eager to clarify their social standing, so they turn to the obvious luxury must-haves: traditional French labels and expensive watches. That explains why Chanel, Lacoste and Dior rank in the top five brands with the highest level of recognition. Chanel 42% Rolex 36%... and In a fast-growing economy, status symbols are the easiest way to demonstrate wealth and power.

tudorwatch.com (Global: low place; Norwegian: low place)

web.archive.org (Global: 1st place; Norwegian: 1st place)

  • CNN Money Arkivert 25. september 2009 hos Wayback Machine. That explains why big recognizable brands like Cartier, Patek Philippe and Rolex rule. They can be thought of, in fact, as portable status symbols, owing to their tradition of quality workmanship.
  • Time Magazine: China Arkivert 9. oktober 2010 hos Wayback Machine. Most often mentioned luxury brands: In this society of sudden economic freedom, newly rich capitalists are eager to clarify their social standing, so they turn to the obvious luxury must-haves: traditional French labels and expensive watches. That explains why Chanel, Lacoste and Dior rank in the top five brands with the highest level of recognition. Chanel 42% Rolex 36%... and In a fast-growing economy, status symbols are the easiest way to demonstrate wealth and power.
  • Rolex Business Report: What makes Rolex tick? Arkivert 23. juli 2008 hos Wayback Machine.
  • «Rolex story». Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie. Arkivert fra originalen 20. juli 2008. Besøkt 22. juli 2008.
  • «1905 - 1919». Rolex (på engelsk). Arkivert fra originalen 24. november 2018. Besøkt 21. mai 2019.
  • «Discover more on Rolex.com». Rolex. Arkivert fra originalen 3. april 2012. Besøkt 8. september 2016.

worldcat.org (Global: 4th place; Norwegian: 9th place)