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Need service and lubricate

If 36mm size 6,500 us

It depends on how much time the automatic winding mechanism rotated on the hand before taking it off.If the main spring is fully loaded and the watch is in good condition then it should work about 50 hours.

open the larger screw in the bottom where you put the fluid. The wick is in there, feed the new one from the top.

Rolex is very fine watch if you maintain it properly. Is it more accurate for keeping time than a quartz watch? No, even specs tell you that. Hope that helps you.

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Your watch is a fake and the subdials do not function like on an original version.

about 25 dollars its fake

Quit trying to fake wealth and buy a timex! - POSER.

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

Because the replicas are getting better and some are even using high grade ETA movements, it us best to visit your local Certified Master Horologist for authenticity verification. The model and serial numbers on the replicas make them appear to be genuine, so this is truly the best method. We provide this service for our clients regularly. Expert watch repair for Rolex Breitling Tag Heuer Movado

Rolex case serial numbers are always stamped into the case beneath the bezel and you need to remove the watch band to read them...

If it is stainless steel, $2500, two-tone $4,000. The Chevrolet logo/branding really doesn't add anything to the value...In fact, some people would say it detracts...

A personalized engraving on the back of a watch case means nothing as far as its authenticity is concerned. Think about it an engraving can be done at any time after the manufacture of the watch is completed so how could an engraving or lack there of tell you anything about authentic? I bought an older Day-Date President a month ago and it had the persons name, birthday, and SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER engraved on the back. What is interesting about this particular engraving is that it is a fairly bad engraving. Which means that an unskilled person did the engraving, but that is all it means. The particular watch I am reffering to is very real indeed. All that aside I'm going to say that your watch is fake. That is a 20K watch and the fact that you don't know how the engraving got on there indicates that its more than likely not real. That's also one of the most commonly counterfeited Rolex's. If you wanna know for sure take it into a pawn shop and tell them you want to sell it. Just don't argue with the people when they tell you its fake.

Turn it over and get a small jewelers screwdriver and insert it onto the spring bar and lever it off ..look on YouTube for a video

you cant check a serial number if Rolex dealer checks it he has to keep it if the watch is stolen Thanks Watchfinder Sean