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Rolex 1055
The Rolex Caliber 1055 is a historically significant movement, purpose-built for the very first Rolex Day-Date (Ref. 6511) introduced i...
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 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 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 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...
