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A Rolex watch is known for its elegance and precision. Having such a sterling combination of beauty and excellence may explain why they are so expensive. Every person who owns a Rolex cherishes it for a lifetime. Take proper care of your replica Rolex watches if you own one and want to cherish it forever. Maintaining your Rolex will not only keep it in perfect working order for years to come, but will also make you feel like you're wearing a brand new model.

Rolex watches require the following basic care and maintenance:--

1. Wear Your Rolex Regularly

The Rolex watch will remain in perfect running condition if it is worn and used regularly. By doing so, you will ensure that lubricants flow continuously into the movement. Otherwise, these lubricants may harden, causing friction. If you do not wear your Rolex regularly, wind it at least once a week, as this will keep the gears moving, preventing hardening of the lubricants. If you do not wear your watch regularly, wind it at least once a week.

2. Taking care of your Rolex

A Rolex requires occasional cleaning and upkeep, just like any other work of intricate artistry and technology. In between the links on the bracelet, around the bezel, and around the Cyclops lens are some of the places where dirt, body oils, and other greasy particles accumulate. The dirt particles on your Rolex will become visible when you use it frequently. Once such particles are seen, your watch will require a thorough cleaning, as described below.

Make sure the winding crown is tightly screwed to the case before you begin cleaning.

If you will be using your hands to clean the watch, make sure you wash them thoroughly with soap or hand wash to prevent dirt or grease from being transferred.

To clean your watch, rinse it with lukewarm water.

Fill a bowl with lukewarm water and mild soap free of ammonia.

Use your hands to apply this soapy water to your watch.

For this purpose, you can use your old toothbrush as a scrub. During scrubbing, submerge the watch and the toothbrush into the soapy water for short periods.

Rinse the Rolex with warm water once you are confident it has been properly cleaned.

Gently pat the watch with a clean cotton cloth until it is dry.

In order to remove excess water from the inner surface of the links, use a blower or hair dryer instead of a cloth.

If there is any moisture left on your Rolex watch, you can remove it with a dry towel.

3. Removing scratches from your Rolex watch's bracelet

As a result of its proneness to scratching, the bracelet of your Rolex needs special care. Especially true is the Oyster bracelet with polished center links. Polishing the bracelet once every few months will help you maintain the brand new look forever. With little effort and time spent, you can easily remove scratches from the polished center links. In order to remove scratches from polished stainless steel or gold surfaces, you will need a good quality polishing cloth, which can be found in products designed to remove scratches from polished surfaces. Polishing cloths come in a special liquid designed for polishing. You should keep a few things in mind when using the polishing cloth on your bracelet, including -

The cloth should only be used on the polished surface of your bracelet. If you use it on the brushed surface, it will damage it.

Use a Q-Tip to prevent this error. You can wrap the cloth around its head and restrict its movement.

Polishing should be done with moderate pressure, so do not exert too much pressure.

While polishing, avoid circular or cross strokes. Instead, follow the flow of the metal. Go with the grain, not against it.

A minute of polishing usually removes hairline scratches, but if the scratches are deeper or more prominent, you may have to spend more time.

In addition, avoid polishing surfaces that do not have scratches. You will end up removing a fine layer of metal from the surface because there is no scratch indentation. Less is more.

4. Winding Your Rolex

As far as Rolex watches are concerned, all of them are perpetual. On average, Rolex watches have a power reserve of 48 hours. If your Rolex is not wound after 48 hours, it will appear dead. However, manual winding your watch is not a major problem because you can do so. Simply unscrew the crown to position 2 and wind it about 30 to 40 times, then screw it back down. While winding your watch, you should keep the following points in mind:

Wearing your Rolex while winding it is not recommended.

Watches should not be shaken if they are found dead or in a non-functioning mode.

Do not shake the watch if it does not start working after winding it. Simply rotate your wrist gently, which will allow the watch to rotate as well, thereby allowing the rotor inside to "kick start".

In the event that your Rolex watch still does not start, rather than shaking it and possibly damaging it, leave it aside and allow it to start on its own.

The Rolex watch has a built-in protection mechanism that prevents the movement from being overwound.

5. Waterproof Rolex

It is safe to take a shower with your Replica Watches, as it is waterproof, and it can also be worn while swimming. Most Rolex watches come with a depth rating of 330 feet. The Submariner and Sea-Dweller models were designed for such aquatic situations. Avoid diving with diving equipment while wearing your watch because they are not meant for deep water. However, make sure the winding crown is tightly screwed onto the case when you dive with these models. It is possible for the case to become flooded with water under water if you have left the winding crown loosely screwed, which may result in damage to the watch. If you choose to purchase a Rolex watch (non-diver's watch), we recommend you do not wear it while swimming or showering. You can wash your hands while wearing your Rolex, but please treat it with the respect and care that such a precious watch deserves.