
In this fascinating post, 'tick tock doctor' invites us into the intricate world of watchmaking by documenting the service of a Rolex 2030 movement. The author meticulously photographs each step of the disassembly process, offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the delicate components that power a luxury timepiece. This visual journey highlights the precision and care required to restore a watch to optimal performance, making complex horology accessible to enthusiasts and newcomers alike.







































Gently lift bezel. Evenly on all sdes.













How about an after surgery shot of the patient?
Waiting on new crystal Couldn't polish too much on the folding clasp, because of the engraving. Timed out well.
New gasket on left/old on right New crystal
Enjoyed the blow by blow account and procedure. And I'm still trying to master changing straps. :) Fernando
I've often wondered what/why Rolex use those red wheels on the auto wind section. Is there a reason for this..? Great pictorial review, Andy.
Maybe somebody else may know why this material was chosen?
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