Why High Rolex Watch Prices in India?

 Rolex is an iconic brand. Its glory is not limited to simply being a timepiece maker. It is an inspiration, for its peers, as well as, for watch enthusiasts. Who does not want to possess a Rolex and show it off in their close circle? The only issue with the brand is the high Rolex watch price in India, and across the world.

The expensive monetary value of the timepiece is because of its exquisite craftsmanship, par-excellence performance, and unparalleled precision. Even pre-owned Rolex watches command high value and respect amongst sincere watch collectors. Therefore, even a second-hand original Rolex is considered to be a good investment instrument though the price might fluctuate.

Why are Roles Watch Prices in India so Costly?

There are plenty of reasons behind the high Rolex watch price in India. Rolex maintains the highest possible standards in watchmaking, hence, its watches never go out of demand. This is primarily because the brand makes all materials, end-to-end, including movements in-house. There’s just no scope for compromising on the standards, quality, or performance. This makes it a truly invaluable timepiece to have in your collection.

Parachrom: For example, Parachrom, or the antimagnetic hairsprings was made from a new alloy by Rolex. This paved the way for designing watches that are shock-resistant and tolerant of temperature variations.

Cerachrom: Similarly, the brand made the Cerachrom which is a phenomenal scratch-proof and fade-proof ceramic material that was put to use in making the inserts and bezels. Additionally, the materials that go into making each Rolex timepiece are made in their in-house foundry. All of this is for the certainty of the supreme quality of their timepieces and of course, the aesthetic beauty.

Oystersteel: Rolex admirers know that every watch made by the brand is made from Oystersteel or 904L stainless steel. This is a unique material that hardly ever wears or tears down and the polish of the material stays intact for years. Rolex invested a lot of money into creating this alloy and today, it uses this stainless steel material with almost all its timepiece models.

Movements: There’s no place for generic calibers here. They construct every aspect of the movements in-house. The movements are not just endorsed by the Swiss Chronometer Certification but Rolex also has its Superlative Chronometer benchmark as an extra guarantee.

When buying a pre-owned Rolex watch, make sure that you buy from a reputed specialized store like Chrono Seconds.