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Take it to a watch repair center. They are making very nice knock off today with decent Autowind mechanisms in them. Hope this helps.

These watches are selfwinding so you should not have to use the crown to wind it up. (Although some watches have this as an alternative).

To wind it up shake it gently from side to side for some minutes and it should start.

No tension on the crown wheel is worrying. If you pull it further out and can adjust the time in position 3 (fully out) and the date (half way out), then it may be that no damage has been done. If you cannot adjust the time, then it looks like a trip to the dealer is required for repair.

Good luck!

The most secure way to check a Rolex is to go to a specialized trade. The following Link gives you an overview of specialized dealers available in USA: http://www.rolex.de/de/rolex-dealers/dealer-locator/unitedstates Best Regards Mike (Germany)

The most secure way to check a Rolex is to go to a specialized trade. The following Link gives you an overview of specialized dealers available in USA: http://www.rolex.de/de/rolex-dealers/dealer-locator/unitedstates Best Regards Mike (Germany)

The most secure way to check a Rolex is to go to a specialized trade. The following Link gives you a overview of specialized dealers available in USA: http://www.rolex.de/de/rolex-dealers/dealer-locator/unitedstates Best Regards Mike (Germany)

The most secure way to check a Rolex is to go to a specialized trade. The following Link gives you a overview of specialized dealers available in USA: http://www.rolex.de/de/rolex-dealers/dealer-locator/unitedstates Best Regards Mike (Germany)

It's a mechanical movement and takes time, to fall into place ,

You bend it , literally take hold of the inside arch and bend it with your hands in not out this shortens the , the length and helps it close .

It looks like model 16234, with a jubilee strap. Looking at the dial I would say , 2006 year.

They don't have battery's ,it is a analogue watch, winding .

There is no Daytona with this model number, it's fake 100%

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!

how much someones willing to pay for a fake one

is it manual or battery if batter replace it if manual windit up more

zero

buy a new one

no it is not

.125

well if theres a dial you can turn turn it a bunch of timers if it starts working its a manual if not its battery not hard to figure that one out smh people now adays

whats the serial number?