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If you have lost the certificate for your Rolex watch, it is still possible to have the watch authenticated by an authorized Rolex dealer or watchmaker. The certificate is not essential to…

Rolex watches can be traced through various methods, but whether or not a stolen one can be traced depends on several factors, such as the specific model, the age and condition of…

Oyster Perpetual is a term used by Rolex to describe a type of watch that features a waterproof case and a self-winding movement. "Oyster" refers to the waterproof case design introduced by…

Rolex watches do not have batteries. Instead, Rolex watches are mechanical watches powered by a self-winding movement, also known as an automatic movement. The movement is powered by the motion of the…

A Presidential Rolex, known as a Rolex Day-Date or Rolex President, is a highly sought-after luxury watch. It can be a good investment for those who appreciate its quality, craftsmanship, and prestige.…

While Rolex watches are known for their durability and quality construction, they can still break or malfunction with regular use, just like any other mechanical device. There are several factors that can…

Rolex watches are generally water-resistant and can be worn in the shower, but you should avoid exposing the watch to excessive heat or water pressure, as this can damage the watch. The…

While Rolex watches are known for their durability and resistance to wear and tear, they can still get scratched or damaged with regular use. The extent to which a Rolex watch will…

It is difficult to determine how much money the average Rolex owner makes, as a diverse group of people from different income levels and professions owns Rolex watches. Rolex watches are often…

The waiting list for a Rolex watch can vary depending on several factors, such as the specific model, availability, and market demand. Some Rolex watches, such as the Daytona, Submariner, and GMT-Master…