Demand for Rolex watches has risen to new levels – to the point where supply exceeds demand. But with soaring prices and a decade-long wait for sought-after models, you might wonder why replica Rolex doesn’t simply increase its productivity. After all, that’s the goal of most companies, right?
Here, we chat about everything you wanted to know about Rolex production and how you can buy a Rolex. For a long time, Rolex has not disclosed any information about its operations – it’s a private company with no investors, giving it an air of mystery – but there’s room for speculation.
All Rolex watches are certified chronometers that undergo rigorous testing, but since 2016, those numbers have not been released. In 2015, 795,716 watches were certified, so we can assume that approximately the same number of watches were made.
It is generally assumed that copy Rolex makes about 1 million watches per year, the brand owns 24.9% of the luxury watch market.
Every Rolex watch is manufactured and assembled in Switzerland. The factory in Plan-Les-Oates develops and produces high-quality cases and bracelets for Rolex replica watches, the factory in Biel employs more than 2,000 people to produce movements, and there is a dial and gem-setting development and production line in Chêne-Bourg.
Les Acacias in Geneva is the brand’s international headquarters, housing the brand’s management, research and development, and design departments. If you have any doubts about the authenticity of a Rolex watch, one feature to check is that it says “Swiss Made” on it.