Our different Crystal Press and Case Closers, including Rolex tools. We use tools that meet or exceed Rolex standards.

A typical watch has more than 200 tiny parts. This Rolex President was disassembled and cleaned by Rolex standards.

The Elma made by Witschi (Swiss) is a state of the art timing machine.

A state of the art timing machine made by Vibrograph.

The look and beauty of these Rolex links are being restored. Each link is carefully refinished to restore the original look.

Our buffing machine.

A Rolex case being refinished by our Watch Technician.

Close up of a Rolex case being refinished.

A typical tool that removes and replaces a Balance Staff.

A Lathe machine which is used to refinish each watch to its original look and beauty.

We use a state of the art water pressure test machine. Here is a watch inside the pressure chamber before testing for Water Pressure. We use a water-less water pressure machine to ensure the watch is never in danger.

The final stop for each watch before it's returned to a customer is to simulate a normal day of wear [less than 8 hours] to keep track of the accuracy of the time keeping ability.