- 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
- Did Rolex ever make a jump hour mech. digital watch - more
Alan: One of my books shows a jump hour Rolex Prince Ca 1930 it's a Duo-Dial Baguette with jump hours, hand for minutes and a second dial below for seconds
- 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
- Rolex i think its fake - NAWCC Forums
I have got this (rolex) and i think its fake but dont really know someone got tips? The number is m832118 And i have read that that is a number often used on fakes
- Rolex cal. 59 question - NAWCC Forums
Hi all, I have two watches with the Rolex cal 59 movement: a Rolex Victory and Sky Rocket I know from research that this movement is a Font 30 modified by Rolex Both of the watches run, but have not been serviced recently (or maybe ever!) so I do not currently wear either However, I am
- Is unicorn a Rolex Make? - NAWCC Forums
I purchased a trench style watch branded 'Unicorn' and it has 'R W C Ltd' stamped on the case I believe this is a rolex mark but am not sure
- Battery Replacement in a knock-off Rolex watch: | NAWCC Forums
Hello All, 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? I can't access the back to get to the battery, and don't know if I pry it off, turn it with a
- Rolex lube equivalents? - NAWCC Forums
When consulting the Rolex oil chart for their cal 3135, available on various websites, the chart specifies some proprietary lubricants Can anyone out there convert these over to the Moebius equivalents? Of course, one can deduce from their applications what lube to use, but it would be nice to
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