Princes Of The Tower

According to the Tudor website, the Tudor Oyster Prince was launched in 1952, accompanied by an original ad campaign that was quite popular and depicted working men wearing the watch. The Tudor Oyster Prince linked the Rolex and Tudor brands, which were created by the same person, Hans Wilsdorf. Shop a collection of vintage and new Tudor watches from some of the world’s top boutiques on 1stDibs.

The Rolex Prince was discontinued in 1940. When released, the timepiece was marketed as a wristwatch for accompanying formalwear. However, physicians found the watch useful for taking patients’ pulses. As a result, the Prince earned the nickname, The Doctor’s Watch. Find a range of Rolex watches on 1stDibs.

Richard Prince is a contemporary realist artist and photographer. He appropriates images found in advertising, pop culture and social media for many of his pieces. Because of Prince’s use of mass media, some also classify him as a Pop artist. Find a selection of Richard Prince art on 1stDibs.

Karim Rashid is called the Prince of Plastic because plastic is one of his favored materials. Moreover, the industrial designer's furniture and household objects elevate the material. Rashid's use of plastic relates to his philosophy that everyday, inexpensive materials can rival the beauty of pricier high-end materials like solid wood and marble. Explore a collection of Karim Rashid pieces on 1stDibs.