Precision craftsmanship
Specialized timepiece expertise
Expert guidance
Made around your vision
Hans Wilsdorf’s vision was to create a wristwatch that was both elegant and robust. The Oyster case (1926) and Perpetual rotor (1931) set new standards. Today, every Rolex is a Superlative Chronometer with a -2/+2 sec/day tolerance, but even the best machines need periodic fine‑tuning. A tune‑up focuses on what keeps your Rolex accurate, watertight, and comfortable on the wrist.
Our tune‑up service is designed for Rolex watches that are running well but need a “health check”: pressure test, timing adjustment, bracelet cleaning, and crown seal replacement.
Even a perfectly running Rolex can lose water resistance or develop micro‑errors in rate. A tune‑up identifies small issues before they become costly repairs. Collectors who schedule regular tune‑ups see 15–25% higher resale value.
The Rolex Oyster case is deceptively simple. The Triplock crown has three sealing zones, and improper reassembly can destroy water resistance. The Parachrom hairspring is highly anti‑magnetic but very thin, so over‑demagnetisation can alter its elasticity. The Glidelock and EasyLink clasps contain tiny springs that can fly off if handled carelessly, and Cerachrom bezel inserts can be etched by the wrong cleaning solution.
At Newport Jewelers, our process follows Rolex’s technical bulletin guidelines. We use original gaskets, calibrated pressure testers, and a Witschi timegraph, so your Rolex leaves better than it arrived.
Newport Beach, California
(949) 781-1979
Private appointments available
