According to what I’ve read Rolex applied for 16 patents and the movement is somewhat thinner than previous movements.
One of the main features is something Rolex is calling a Dynapulse…
According to what I’ve read Rolex applied for 16 patents and the movement is somewhat thinner than previous movements.
One of the main features is something Rolex is calling a Dynapulse…
I really have no idea what may have caused the damage (moisture or heat or both?) but it doesn’t look nearly this bad on the wrist.
Do you think that Rodico putty will help or what should be done? The little specs appear concerning.
Otherwise, the watch seems to be running rather well.
Sad to see them go.
“It’s the end of an era, as Carl F. Bucherer (CFB) is to be discontinued, reports Swiss business publication Bilanz. The decision comes in the wake of Rolex’s landmark acquisition of Bucherer, announced in August 2023, which represented one of the most significant shifts in luxury watch retail in recent decades…