Rolex innovation

"Actual innovation in the watchmaking field is what propels Rolex to where they are now," Clymer said. Established by Hans Wilsdorf in 1905, Rolex is by far the most iconic and legendary luxury watchmaker in the industry. By patenting the first waterproof watch case, perfecting the automatic winding movement, and obtaining the first chronometer certification on a wristwatch, Rolex is a powerhouse of technological innovations and a stickler for precision.

Rolex designs

The leading name in luxury watches, Rolex has been the pre-eminent symbol of performance and prestige for over a century. Rolex’s watches are going through quality tests of such intensity and magnitude, that few brands out there can match Rolex. Rolex has created such iconic men's and women's watches that the very first foundation stones - including the Oyster, the Perpetual and the replica Rolex Datejust - are still being manufactured today. With tweaks and ever-improved materials added along the way, Rolex has essentially stayed faithful to its original designs. Plus, Rolex in particular started making their watches in gold, and emphasized their quality in the marketing materials. Rolex watches are very unique. The watches also depict the person wearing them as extremely wealthy. It is no secret that with such a high price tag, but most people who want to wear a Rolex but cannot do so because of its prohibitive price. Replica rolex watches are also extremely fashionable without much money. Obviously, Replica rolex watches will be your great choice. 

Rolex movements

All Rolex’s movements are in-house made by Rolex, all movements are chronometer certified and all Rolex’s movements use the so called parachrom hairspring. This technology is very particular and unusual because it is 100% anti-magnetic and 10 times more shock resistant than ordinary hairsprings! This makes all the difference because the hairspring sits inside the balance wheel, which is the very heart of an automatic/mechanical movement.