Rolex

Also known as Rolex LEC – Laster etched crystal. Also known as Rolex hologram on the crystal. The Rolex laser-etched crown is a minuscule detail of modern Rolex watches that few people know about. As the name suggests, it is a small laser engraving in the crystal at the 6 o’clock position, just above the […]

The GMT Master II made its reveal in the 1980s and introduced the Rolex catalog to a brand new movement with an independent GMT hand. This feature can be adjusted without changing the central hands, allowing the wearer to read two time zones on the dial and a third on the bezel. What is the […]

(2) Hold the watch with your left hand, hold the crown with the fingertips of the thumb and forefinger, hold the fingernails against the case, and gently pull out the first gear by the grip of the fingertip and the resistance to the case. Out about 1 mm，This gear is usually adjust-time. How do you […]

The underlying logic is that watches are worn on the left wrist, on the less-used arm, where they are less likely to get in the way. Consequently, the crown needs to be accessible to the other hand, the right hand, which is why it’s on the right side of the watch. Why is watch crown […]

The crown is completely screwed down against the case. When the crown is in this position, the Oyster Perpetual Datejust is guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 100 metres (330 feet). The crown is unscrewed. To wind the watch manually, turn the crown clockwise; turning in the other direction has no effect. Do all Rolex […]

A screw down crown has usually one or two rubber O’rings located inside the crown tube designed to seal the crown stem and a gasket or O’ring inside of the crown designed to seal the assembly when the crown is screwed down. Finger tight is good enough, check before getting the watch wet, and you […]

Watchmakers invest substantial amounts of time and money into research and development, and ultimately, they utilize patents to protect their watch components that they work so hard to develop. Are Rolex watches patented? Rolex has registered more than 400 patents in the course of its history, and unceasingly innovates in order to continue to enhance […]

The Platinum Daytona with all links weight is 282.60grams about 9.0665 troy ounces total that includes movement and crystal. How much does a Rolex Daytona weight? Rolex Daytona Size and Weight Daytona watches are large and typically measure 40mm across. Weight for the Rolex Daytona varies based on the material used. For instance, it ranges […]

These watch crowns can be made of a variety of materials and can be given a variety of finishes like gold and silver: Check out our multitude of watch crown styles from pocket watch crowns to regular dustproof watch crowns that will fit your brand name watches. What are watch crowns made of? stainless steelWatch […]

Pull/push crowns seal a watch securely up to 200 meters and more – so they are not less waterproof than a screw-down crown. In contrary, the thread does not wear out, meaning that a Pull/push crown, in theory will stay waterproof longer than a Screw-down crown. Can you swim without a screw down crown? We […]

Crown. The “little knob on the side of the watch” used to set time. May also serve additional functions depending on the watch. Example: Used to wind the mainspring on mechanical watches. The crown is the command center of your watch. What is the stem and crown on a watch? The stem & crown is […]

Crowns can either be cemented in place or screwed into the abutment. A cemented implant crown typically looks more appealing and natural because there is no screw hole, which can be visible at particular angles. When it comes to crowns, the dentist can help the patient to choose the most suitable type and option. Do […]

Global Sales Director/Senior VP… Watch suppliers believe most of us will encounter this problem ,the watch crown can be said to be the key to control the entire watch. The crown is difficult to pull. Even if it is pulled out, there is no correct way to turn it back, just in case, so you […]

Replacing a crown is very similar to the original crown procedure aside from the fact that the old crown is removed first. The tooth is prepared after the removal of the old dental crown; decay is removed if necessary and any work that needs to be done is carried out on the tooth beneath. How […]

The Rolex five-pointed crown, a universal symbol of excellence. What watch brand has a crown logo? Rolex crownThe Rolex crown, the now-famous logo of the brand, was registered in 1931 and Rolex began using the crown logo on watch dials in the 1930s. What company has a gold crown logo? brand RolexWatch brand Rolex uses […]

Rolex admits on its site that reconfiguring the GMT Master II in a lefty configuration necessitated changes: “Adjustments were needed to move the winding crown to the left side of the watch case and the date aperture to 9 o’clock.” But clearly, the maison was able to utilize the same caliber that’s been powering the […]

The watch case diameter is the width of the watch, as if you were to place a ruler across it from the 9 o’clock to the 3 o’clock. The diameter is measured as the full width, from the bezel edge to the opposite bezel edge, but does not include the crown. How is a watch […]

The underlying logic is that watches are worn on the left wrist, on the less-used arm, where they are less likely to get in the way. Consequently, the crown needs to be accessible to the other hand, the right hand, which is why it’s on the right side of the watch. Why is the crown […]

36mm-42mm. If you have a 7 inch wrist, you should go with a 36mm-42mm diameter watch. It would fit your wrist best. But, if your wrist circumference is more than 7.5 inches, then a 40mm or more timepiece would be perfect. Is a 7 inch wrist small? Knowing your wrist size Read the measurement as […]

The crown is used to wind a watch’s mainspring, which provides the ‘energy’ and power to the watch’s internal movement. The crown is used to set the time of the watch. The crown is used to configure additional components of a watch face like the world clocks or a lunar calendar. What is the crown […]