Service standards
Not All Watch Repair Is the Same.
Rolex watches require specialized tools, training, and a precise service process. Many jewelry stores offer watch repair as a side service, without the equipment or process needed for proper Rolex work. That difference affects long-term performance, accuracy, and water resistance—especially when proper pressure testing is not performed.
Watchmaker certification
It’s About TimeWOSTEP- and Swiss-certified watchmakers
Typical jewelry counterGeneral repair technician
Authorized service
It’s About TimeYes, multiple luxury brands
Typical jewelry counterRarely
Work performed
It’s About Time100% in-house
Typical jewelry counterMay be outsourced
Pressure testing
It’s About TimePerformed on all applicable models
Typical jewelry counterNot always performed
Parts used
It’s About TimeGenuine, manufacturer-sourced
Typical jewelry counterMaybe aftermarket
Warranty
It’s About Time12–24 months depending on the repair
Typical jewelry counterVaries or not offered
Specialty
It’s About TimeWatch-only shop
Typical jewelry counterJewelry and general repair
When it comes to servicing a Rolex, the right tools and process are essential to protecting the performance and value of your watch.