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What is the big deal of Rolex’s use of 904L steel?
Starting in the early 2000’s Rolex use of 904L stainless steel transitioned from using the industry standard 316L stainless steel to 904L stainless steel. Rolex initially utilized 904L in the case only, but the newer sport watches utilize 904L in both the case and the bracelet. Even though stainless steel is supposed to prevent rusting […]
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Rolex Bracelet Clasps – Always a debate
Rolex bracelet clasps have always been a point of debate. An important part of the Rolex bracelet, yet for years the clasp was a point who many thought Rolex had under-engineered. Up until recently the Rolex clasp was a stamped piece of steel that closed via a somewhat spring loaded compressed fit. Although these clasps […]
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How to Wind and Set a Ladies Rolex Oyster Perpetual
The Rolex lady stainless Date is a fantastic watch. As an Oyster Perpetual, it sports the same waterproof features and profile as other Rolex models. As a non-date model, it is easy to set the time. This video will demonstrate how to set the time and wind the watch without compromising the Oyster case’s ability […]
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The Rolex Balance and Why it’s Different
Comparing watches and the mechanics behind them can be pretty confusing. Although many gravitate to the provenance each watch brand espouses, when doing an apple for apple comparison, there is much to discern. Rolex sets itself apart from many other brands in the technologies they use to insure COSC accuracy. One of the areas that […]
