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Today, we talk all about Rolex ownership and provide some top tips on how to wear and care for your watch. Click here to shop all Rolex watches: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/ Click here to read our complete Rolex owners manual: Rolex watches make excellent everyday timepieces, and although they are just about the most reliable and care-free mechanical watches that money can buy, there are a few things that you should do to ensure that your Rolex stays in top mechanical and cosmetic condition. If properly maintained, a Rolex watch will last multiple lifetimes, offering you and your family many generations of reliable performance. How To Wind A Rolex: Most Rolex watches feature automatic self-winding movements, but that does not mean that they cannot also be manually wound by hand. An automatic Rolex watch will wind itself throughout the day with the natural motion of your arm but without daily wear, a Rolex will come to a stop. To keep your watch running while off your wrist or to fully replenish the power reserve before you wear it, you can manually wind your watch through its crown. Additionally, for certain older Rolex models that feature hand-wind only movements, they must be manually wound each day to ensure uninterrupted performance and optimal timekeeping. Step 1: Unscrew the crown of your Rolex (if your Rolex has a screw-down crown), but do not pull it out at all. One it is completely free from the threads, it will naturally pop into the correct position for manual winding. Step 2: Rotate the winding crown away from you (towards 12 o’clock). For hand-wind only Rolex models, keep rotating the crown until you reach the natural stopping point. For Rolex’ self-winding ‘Perpetual’ models, you will never reach a stopping point, but after about 30 to 40 rotations, your watch will be fully wound. Step 3: After winding your watch, you must screw its crown back to the side of its case. Your Rolex needs its winding crown completely screwed down in order for it to be properly sealed against moisture and dirt. How To Clean Your Rolex: While anything to do with the inside or mechanics of your watch will require the assistance from a professional watchmaker, there are a number of things you can do to keep your Rolex watch clean and looking its best. The easiest way to do this is to periodically wash the outside of your watch with soap and water to remove any dirt or grime that may be stuck to the case. Step 1: Make sure your winding crown is completely screwed down. Step 2: Fill a bowl with warm water and soap. A mild soap is recommended so that you don’t inadvertently damage your watch with harsh chemicals or abrasives. Step 3: Scrub your watch with a soft-bristled brush to clean the areas between the components of your watch and bracelet. Step 4: Thoroughly rinse your watch off with fresh water to remove any leftover debris or soap residue still on the watch. Step 5: Once you have fully rinsed off your Rolex, dry your watch using a clean microfiber cloth. It is important to use a cloth that is free from polishing compounds and cleaning solutions, as these can often disrupt the surface finish of your watch. How To Service Your Rolex: Servicing a Rolex watch is not something that you can do at home. Rolex watches use precision mechanical movements that are designed and manufactured entirely in-house by Rolex. Consequently properly servicing them requires both expert knowledge and the use of specialized tools and testing equipment. Additionally, Rolex keeps a very tight control over the supply of its parts, and the company will not sell replacement components to just anyone that asks. In addition to needing a certified professional watchmaker, you will also need to find one that specializes in Rolex watches and has a Rolex parts account where they will have a reliable supply to genuine service replacement components. Rolex recommends a complete service about every 10 years, and just like anything else mechanical, it is important to adhere to a regular service schedule as this will help guarantee top performance and prolong the life of your watch’s components. With periodic service and proper maintenance, your Rolex will be able to outlive you and offer the next generation a lifetime of reliable timekeeping. How Often To Wear Rolex: Rolex watches were designed to be worn all day, every day. While some people choose to only wear their Rolex only on special occasions, it is perfectly fine to have your Rolex be your daily watch. In fact, the automatic winding movements in Rolex watches actually rely on the natural motion of your arm for them to be able to wind themselves, so your Rolex watch actually needs you to wear it. With that in mind, should you choose to not wear your Rolex on a daily basis, the use of a watch winder will ensure that your watch stays running while off your wrist, guaranteeing that it will always have a full power reserve and display the correct time when you go to wear it next.