In accordance with Rolex, our current service rates are listed below, from full servicing to bracelet adjustments, all carried out by Rolex-trained watchmakers.
View the lists below for recent and vintage Rolex watches.
6-digit references
Optional with a complete service:
Polishing and satin-finishing of the case and bracelet.
Estimates are prepared free of charge.
5-digit references
Optional with a complete service:
Polishing and satin-finishing of the case and bracelet.
Estimates are prepared free of charge.
Labour:
Movement servicing and waterproofness testing of the watch.
Spare parts:
Screws, springs, wheels, lubricants, acrylic crystals, gaskets and tubes.
4-digit references
Optional with a complete service:
Polishing and satin-finishing of the case and bracelet.
Prices are provided by estimate. If the service is declined, an analysis fee of $280 is invoiced.
Depending on the condition of the watch after analysis, Rolex reserves the right to refuse a complete overhaul and to provide an estimate for a Restoration offer.
* Only the Rolex Restoration Atelier in Geneva is authorized to work on these models.
A Restoration offer for the movement, case and bracelet is available from the Rolex Restoration Atelier in Geneva.
An exclusive Restoration presentation box and booklet are included in the offer.
Prices are provided by estimate, issued within three months. If the service is declined, an analysis fee of $2,200 is invoiced.
Labour:
Movement servicing.
Spare parts:
Movement wear components, subject to availability, plus lubricants, gaskets and tubes.
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Prices of spare parts on an exchange basis.
Your watch’s commercial reference can be found on the documents provided at the time of purchase, such as the guarantee card (illustrated below) or the sales invoice. If you do not have any documents that enable you to identify your watch, please contact a Rolex Authorised Service Centre.
Your watch’s commercial reference can be found on the documents provided at the time of purchase, such as the guarantee card (illustrated below) or the sales invoice. If you do not have any documents that enable you to identify your watch, please contact a Rolex Authorised Service Centre.
Each Rolex watch has a commercial reference number corresponding to its model and production period. This number is engraved on the watch case (between or beneath the lugs). It can also be found on the documents provided at the time of purchase, such as the sales invoice and guarantee card. If you are unable to identify your watch, please contact a Rolex Authorised Service Centre.
