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yourule40 · 26 July 2016, 05:06 AM

A lot of science and technology is used in the design of Rolex watches. Rolex has its own internal Research and Development department and several extremely well-equipped professional science labs where they are testing more effective and efficient manufacturing techniques.. They have an intriguing room that they call the Stress Testing room in which the they put the watches through wear and tear simulators using custom machines and robots. Fair to say your Rolex will last a while. Anyone ever broken a Rolex?

26 July 2016, 05:06 AM	#1
yourule40 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: usa Watch: Rolex Posts: 51	Machines and robots are used to build Rolex's A lot of science and technology is used in the design of Rolex watches. Rolex has its own internal Research and Development department and several extremely well-equipped professional science labs where they are testing more effective and efficient manufacturing techniques.. They have an intriguing room that they call the Stress Testing room in which the they put the watches through wear and tear simulators using custom machines and robots. Fair to say your Rolex will last a while. Anyone ever broken a Rolex?

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