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The Rolex guarantee excludes normal wear-and-tear (notably the wear-and-tear of non-metal bracelets and straps), loss, theft, or damage due to misuse. The substitution of components with, or the addition of, components or accessories not manufactured by Rolex will invalidate the guarantee.

As you'd expect, the cost of having a Rolex serviced will depend on the model, movement, and type of service. Standard service for watches is $600 to $1200. This includes new gaskets and seals that keep water from damaging the watch and a thorough cleaning by hand to remove any dirt or debris.

Does Rolex have a lifetime warranty? While we've established that Rolex watches are highly durable, they don't, unfortunately, come with a lifetime warranty. Instead, all watches are covered by an international warranty for a period of 5 years after purchase.

Most Rolex watches would last a lifetime and can even be passed down generations if they have been cared for properly. A Rolex can function for 15 years or more if they have not been serviced and is in good condition. Rolex recommends ten years between services; however, you could service them every five years.

While we've established that Rolex watches are highly durable, they don't, unfortunately, come with a lifetime warranty. Instead, all watches are covered by an international warranty for a period of 5 years after purchase. The warranty excludes: Wear-and-tear (straps and non-metal bracelets)

For Rolex watches that do not have waterproof Oyster cases or screw-down winding crowns, you are going to want to keep them away from water and other cleaning solutions to ensure that your watch does not experience any moisture intrusion.

A couple of years ago, Rolex extended their warranty from two years to five. The transition date was July 1, 2015. Watches sold before that date had a two year warranty. Watches sold after were warranted for five years.