Rolex Perpetual Watches
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Originally invented in 1770 by Abraham-Louis Breguet, the first self-winding movement was crude and unworkable. Over a century and a half later in 1934, and Rolex Chief Technician Emile Borer introduced the Rolex Perpetual movement, a slick, self-winding calibre small enough and efficient enough to be fitted to any Rolex watch.
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- Every single watch is certificated for authenticity
- Watches without papers are often better value
- All our watches are protected by a 24-month warranty
Our service centre is certified to service brands such as Omega, Panerai, Audemars Piguet and more, so you can be sure that every watch has been checked by the experts first, whether it has the original papers or not.
Watches without papers are generally cheaper to purchase than those with. As both fluctuate in price at the same rate, there is typically no financial penalty for choosing a watch without papers.
The peace of mind that comes with a warranty is available as standard with all our watches. Each one protected for a full twenty-four months against faults and defects to the same level as the original manufacturer warranty.
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