The Rolex caliber 15xx movement is arguably the most iconic movement ever made (by any brand). It’s the heartbeat of our most beloved Rolex models during its 42 year run between 1957 to 1989. From the Submariner 5508, first introduced in 1957, to the Submariner 5513, discontinued in 1989, Rolex’s longest-running movement was the 15xx caliber. Some of the most iconic Rolex models ever made had a Cal. 15xx movement One of the common weak spots on the Rolex cal.15xx are the two bore holes...

YES, but not without some seat equity. A client recently reached out with a request: to help with her father's Turn-O-Graph 6909, which was missing its entire bezel assembly and the crystal ring that serves both as a sealing ring for the crystal and a guide for the rotating bezel. She had managed to source a bezel for a later model ToG 1625, but neither Rolex nor a NYC repair shop could offer any help so it was up to us to see if this was even possible or she would be forced to return the...

Damaged Setting Wheel Post Rolex Caliber 3135 It takes years for a company like Rolex to learn the weak spot(s) of every caliber release....