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- Rolex Made in China? - NAWCC Forums
With four or five large, well-equipped buildings in Switzerland, Rolex is well positioned be vertically integrated and manufacture all their own parts A possible explanation of why viral videos exist that claim important and or luxury goods are actually made in China is presented by "The China Show" channel: (Warning - video has foul language )
- Rolex 1520 or 1530 - NAWCC Forums
I have a Rolex Air King Precision, it has a 1530 movement in the case, but it has never kept time, it will gain over 2 hours a day, I have done a little research on it and now I am wondering if at some time the base movement was replaced with a 1530 and it should have a 1520 , the 1520 beats at
- 1530 60 70 cal Rolex movements. . . | NAWCC Forums
As time went by, whenever Rolex found it necessary to install a case back with a different number on a particular watch, they began using a jeweler's engraving machine (pantograph) to scratch through the original ref number, and add a new one that matched the case at hand
- Rolex i think its fake - NAWCC Forums
Would have to see the movement to say for sure but yes, I am pretty sure it is a fake People do this aftermarket stuff to real Rolex watches but honestly, the whole thing looks fake
- Help with ID on a Rolex - NAWCC Forums
The reference number between the lugs is M832118 and also inside the dial track The movement Rotor has 25 J 1940 S A, with the Rolex logo and inside the case back has 2350 I think the movement has a number under the balance wheel 2836-2
- Is this a Rolex Rebberg movement? | NAWCC Forums
A true Rolex would only have an aegler 15 jewel movement signed on the bridge or ratchet wheel post 1915 Other brands under W D were sold at lowers costs compared to the rolex brand and would never feature a subpar 7 jewel movement If its not signed rolex then its not a rolex Even Rolex-Marconi signed movement is NOT a rolex
- Battery Replacement in a knock-off Rolex watch: | NAWCC Forums
I'm relatively new to watch repair and collecting, and have a question about a seemingly simple "Rolex, probably Chinese knock-off watch How do I access the battery in it?
- Are we sure about this T-Swiss-T thing? | NAWCC Forums
For example, in the tritium period of early 60's to about late 90's, Rolex had used atleast 5 different variations of tritium dial markings
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