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Rolex 710
The Rolex Caliber 710 is a durable, manual-wind movement from the same family as the Caliber 700, utilized by Rolex from the 1940s to t...
Rolex 700
The Rolex Caliber 700 is a classic manual-wind movement that served as a workhorse for the brand from the 1940s through the early 1960s...
Rolex 1066
The Rolex Caliber 1066 is the celebrated movement that powered the original Rolex GMT-Master, reference 6542, starting in 1955. Develop...
Rolex 630
The Rolex Caliber 630 is an early self-winding movement from the "Bubbleback" era of the late 1940s. As a chronometer-grade caliber, it...
Rolex 520
The Rolex Caliber 520 is a manually wound, rectangular "form" movement from the Art Deco era of the 1930s and 1940s. It was designed sp...
Rolex A295
The Rolex A295, also known as Cal. 740, is a versatile automatic movement from the "Bubbleback" era and the non-chronometer sibling of ...
Rolex 9001
The Rolex 9001 is one of the most complex calibers ever produced by the brand, introduced in 2012 exclusively for the Sky-Dweller. It f...
Rolex A296
The Rolex A296, also known as Cal. 775, is a significant early automatic, chronometer-grade movement from the early 1950s. Its thicknes...
Rolex 10 1/2 Hunter
This refers to the size (10.5′′′) and architecture of a foundational family of manually wound Rolex movements. The Cal. 710 is a prime ...
Rolex 9 3/4
"Rolex 9 3/4" refers to the size (9.75′′′) of a family of high-grade, manually wound "Hunter" movements, with the Cal. 700 being a prim...