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The Rolex Air-king is among the major model brands in the entire family of the Rolex watch industry. The Rolex Air-King watch is indeed a pathfinder in the Rolex family since it was introduced. It confirmed the wonderful efforts put in by the Rolex progenitors; Wilsdorf and Davis who invented the Rolex brand in 1905 and registered it as a Trademark in 1908 with the headquarters at Geneva the heart of Switzerland. 
The Rolex Air-King came as an answer to the quest for variety in the numerous watches being produced in the Rolex watch Company. There are some facts and features about this great timepiece, the Rolex Air-King.

Here are some of the facts and features the Rolex Air-king

The Evolution
The Rolex Air-king model was a part of the Oyster Perpetual brand that was introduced in the year 1931 as an offshoot of the main mother brand, the Rolex Oyster which came to the fore in the year 1926. The Rolex Air-king could therefore be considered as belonging to the family or pipe line of the Oyster Perpetual which was indeed a trailblazer and a pathfinder in the entire Rolex watch industry.

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General features
The Rolex Air-king is a high profile watch that has wonderful mineral crystal glass that cannot be scratched.  It has wonderful dials and nice bracelet. Some of the bracelets come in quality chains, while others in genuine leathers.
There are wonderful inscriptions such as serial and model numbers properly inscribed at the back covers of the Rolex Air-king.
In all, the Rolex Air-king is a real champion in the Rolex family.

Rolex watches and modish elegance are synonymous. Rolex guys have been introducing watches that not only serve as status symbol, but also tell a lot of other stories about the style and taste of the wearer and perhaps that’s why a considerable number of style-conscious people prefer Rolex watches to other brands of watches. But it’s also a fact that different Rolex watches are not for everyone although they have something for every style-conscious person.

Contrary to popular opinion, many luxury companies did not stand aside from the war. One of these luxury manufacturers is Rolex. The watches produced by the company often helped soldiers to keep track of time in the field during World War II. For instance, so many pilots used Rolex timepieces during the 1940 Battle of Britain that the founder of the company, flattered by this, created a watch series in tribute to the Royal Air Force fighter pilots. The Air line included such watches as “Air Lion", “Air Tiger” and, of course, “Air King”. In the early ‘60s, the collection was discontinued. The only survivor was the Rolex Air-King that still remains in production.