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Watch
Services
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Our
team of certified watch technicians provide
the very best in mechanical service to all
types of watches, whether mechanical or
quartz models. With over 54 years of experience
in providing excellence service in this
area you can be assured your timepiece is
in the best of care. We offer free quotations
for all watch repairs, on all major brands
such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier,
Franck Muller and most major Swiss watches.
The
Routine Maintenance Service is a complete
cleaning and servicing of your watch which
includes the following:
Disassembly
of the case and dialed movement
Cleaning
and oiling of the movement
Cleaning
of all case and bracelet components
Replacement
of all worn and damaged movement parts
Testing
of the rate and adjustment if needed
Water
Resistance test (when applicable)
Best
Possible refinishing or cleaning of the
case and bezel
Reassembly
of the case and dialed movement
Quality
control testing
Just
email the watchdoc@astorlive.com
for a free quote on your next service.
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Watch
Care
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Astor
Online is committed to helping our customers take
care of their watches. Use the below links to
find tips on your watch and how to take care of
it. If you don't see your watch in this list,
then we haven't added it to our site yet. Check
back often as our website is constantly being
updated.
Rolex
Datejust
Rolex President
Day-Date
Rolex GMT II and
Explorer II
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Care - Tips for the Rolex Datejust
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Pos.
1 - Wearing position
Fully screwed-down crown. In this position
the Datejust chronometer is warranted pressure-proof
to a depth of 330 feet (100 meters).
The watch is ready to be worn. |
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Pos.
2 - Hand winding position
Crown unscrewed to the point where it is free
of the screw threads. Watch is in position
for hand winding if necessary. |
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Pos.
3 - Date change position
Crown pulled out to the first notch.
Turning the crown clockwise advances the date
rapidly which is particularly useful at the
end of a month of less than 31 days. (Turning
the crown counter-clockwise has no effect).
During these operations, the watch movement
continues to function normally. |
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Pos.
4 - Time setting position
Crown pulled out to the last notch.
Position for resetting the hands either clockwise
or counter-clockwise. The second hand
is stopped automatically and will not advance
again until the crown is pushed back to Position
2. Screw the crown down fully to make
the watch pressure-proof once again. |
ASTOR Online is not affiliated with Rolex
USA and is not an official Rolex Jeweler.
Rolex's warranty no longer attaches. ASTOR
Online is the sole warrantor of these watches.
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Care - Tips for the Rolex President
Day-Date |
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Pos.
1 - Pressure-proof position
The crown is fully screwed down. In
this position the Day-Date chronometer is
pressure-proof to a depth of 330 feet (100
meters). |
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Pos. 2 - Hand winding
position
The Crown is unscrewed to the point where
it is free of the screw threads. Watch
is in position for hand winding if necessary
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Pos.
3 - Date change position
Crown pulled out to the first notch.
Turning the crown clockwise advances the date
rapidly which is particularly useful at the
end of a month of less than 31 days. (Turning
the crown counter-clockwise has no effect).
During these operations, the watch movement
continues to function normally. |
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Pos.
4 - Time setting position
To Set the Day: Pull the crown to the last
notch. Turn the hands counter-clockwise.
Once the correct day is reached, turn the
hands backwards 12 hours if you are setting
your Rolex in the morning.
To Set the Time: Crown pulled out to the last
notch. Position for resetting the hands
either clockwise or counter-clockwise.
The second hand is stopped automatically and
will not advance again until the crown is
pushed back to Position 2. Screw the
crown down fully to make the watch pressure-proof
once again.
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ASTOR Online is not affiliated with Rolex
USA and is not an official Rolex Jeweler.
Rolex's warranty no longer attaches. ASTOR
Online is the sole warrantor of these watches.
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Care - Tips for the Rolex GMT II & Explorer
II
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Pos. 1 - Pressure-proof position
The crown is fully screwed down. In
this position the Day-Date chronometer is
pressure-proof to a depth of 330 feet (100
meters). |
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Pos. 2 - Hand winding position
The Crown is unscrewed to the point where
it is free of the screw threads. Watch
is in position for hand winding if necessary.
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Pos. 3 - Date change position
Crown pulled out to the first notch.
Turning the crown clockwise advances the date
rapidly which is particularly useful at the
end of a month of less than 31 days. (Turning
the crown counter-clockwise has no effect).
During these operations, the watch movement
continues to function normally. |
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Pos. 4 - Time setting position
Crown pulled out to the last notch.
Position for resetting the hands either clockwise
or counter-clockwise. The second hand
is stopped automatically and will not advance
again until the crown is pushed back to Position
2. Screw the crown down fully to make
the watch pressure-proof once again. |
ASTOR Online is not affiliated with Rolex
USA and is not an official Rolex Jeweler.
Rolex's warranty no longer attaches. ASTOR
Online is the sole warrantor of these watches.
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