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VADanno · 22 January 2014, 12:05 AM

I'd guess that Rolex considers the time the movement spends being certified is being added to calculate the time from beginning to completion of a Rolex watch. By the time you machine and finish every screw, every link in the bracelet, and every part in the movement, there is a lot of time involved in manufacturing a Rolex. One year does seem excessive...but worth the wait!

22 January 2014, 12:05 AM	#23
VADanno "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Real Name: Dan Location: Austin, TX Watch: Rolex Turn-O-Graph Posts: 408	I'd guess that Rolex considers the time the movement spends being certified is being added to calculate the time from beginning to completion of a Rolex watch. By the time you machine and finish every screw, every link in the bracelet, and every part in the movement, there is a lot of time involved in manufacturing a Rolex. One year does seem excessive...but worth the wait!

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