Hi iv had my rolex watch for 2years now , not worn it for round just over 1year and its stopped working, any suggestions why? as i need to get it working because i am thinking of selling it and putting the money aside for a new car, thanks, plse email me directly as it would be much easierr on [email protected] thanks once again

You would have to unscrew the back (needs a special tool) and leave it open to dry..then probably have it cleaned. Only a professional watch mender can do this.
BUT Rolex watches are water resistant. It either isnt as Rolex, or you went too deep

I'm going to venture to say that this watch is a counterfeit, has a quartz movement and needs the battery replaced.

Your calendar wheel is damaged. Unfortunately, it is illegal to own or work on a Rolex replica / fake Rolex as it is a trademark violation. I would suggest purchasing a genuine Rolex as a replacement, as there are generally no identifiable movements, and therefore no identifiable replacement parts for the movement in your timepiece.

Be aware, however, that all automatic and mechanical watches, such as Rolex, must be services regularly, every 3-5 years, for them to last and work properly. Thanks for the rating!

Unfortunately, for authentic Rolex watches you usually have to get the repairs done by an authorized Rolex dealer. Call your locally-owned high-end jeweler or go online (Google: Rolex Repair) to find an online repair resource. Sorry I couldn't help you!

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mcdevito75 here, Yes it is normal, especially if your Rolex is an automatic watch. The motion of your Wrist / Hand keeps your watch wound thru the Counter balance on the movement, as the counter balance turns it winds the mainspring little by little, thus keeping your watch wound. Once you take off your watch, if long enough the mainspring simply un-winds and slows and will eventually stop your watch completely. You can keep your Rolex wound even when you take it off by means of a watch winder, a small machine that will keep your watch in motion, or by hand, by rocking the watch back and firth in your hand for about 30 seconds, say before you gpo to bed at night, this way there is always some wind to your watch.

mcdevito75 here, The answer is no, Rolex watches do not operate with a battery. Most Rolex watches are Automatic winding with the motion of your wrist / arm. Of course if you leave your Rolex on the dresser for say 30 hours, it will run down, simply hold the watch in your hand and with a gentle rocking motion say from 6--to 12 O'Clock for about 30 seconds, this will give your automatic Rolex an initial wind up, from there you just wear the watch and it will continealy wind itself. You may also have the non automatic Rolex in which case you would have to wind it dailey. If your Rolex will not run at all no matter what you try, Check out the repair service directory here at fixya, bottom of the page click on repair service directory then watches.

A Rolex watch is automatic.It needs to be worn 8 hours per day to store enough power to run 36 hours off the wrist.Assuming that you are wearing the watch daily if it still stops there is a problem with the auto winding or mainspring.As a new watch it will be under the Rolex guarantee so return it to the place of purchase.If you dont have a guarantee contact www.rolexrepairs.co.uk for advice or a free estimate.
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All I can say is your watch was not serviced properly or was not tested before returning it to you. You have to have receipt from Stewards. Ring them up and ask for how long is the guarantee on serviced watch? Must be at least for 6 months. Explain them everything you are not happy with and send your watch back to them for re-service. Explain them: if the same thing will happen again, you will ask your money back in full. These are your rights and they will have to repay in case if your watch delivers any faults again. One more thing you can do is to report badly overhauled (means serviced) watch by Rolex accredited watchmaker to Rolex itself. Rolex are very scrupulous about their accredited watchmakers and can penalise this particular person. In some cases watchmaker can even loose his Rolex licence. Here is address if you decide to write them: ROLEX, 19 Saint James's Square, London, SW1Y 4JE. Wish you luck with your watch.

sounds like you need a new watchmaker, Your watch is designed to be worn 16 hours a day an rested for 8 while you sleep and this should keep it running. there are several different mainsprings that can be installed depending on the age and your activity level. I would be happy to take a look at it for you.

Donald McPherson

Certified Watchmaker AWCI

www.finewatchmaking.com