2836-2 Movement Service

2836 movement service refers to the maintenance or overhaul of the Caliber 2836, one of most iconic and widely used automatic movements.  

What Happens During a 2836 Movement Service?

1. Disassembly

• The watch, including the movement, case, and bracelet, is completely disassembled.

• The Caliber 2836 movement is taken apart, and all components are individually inspected.

2. Cleaning

• All parts of the movement are cleaned in an ultrasonic bath to remove old lubricant, dirt, and debris.

3. Inspection and Replacement

• Each component is inspected for wear or damage.

• Worn or damaged parts are replaced with genuine parts, such as the balance wheel, mainspring, or gears.

4. Reassembly and Lubrication

• The movement is carefully reassembled and lubricated with high-grade oils and greases to ensure optimal performance and reduce wear.

5. Calibration and Adjustment

• The movement is adjusted to meet Rolex’s rigorous accuracy standard of +2/-2 seconds per day.

• This includes fine-tuning the balance wheel and testing the power reserve.

6. Final Quality Control

• The watch undergoes extensive quality checks to verify that all functions, including the date mechanism, perform flawlessly.