Find The Rolex Model Number. The model number is found on the side of the watch case at the 12 o' clock position. As with the serial number, the bracelet must be detached from the 12 o' clock side of the case. For instructions on removing the bracelet, email us or call 855-256-0100 to speak with a Rolex expert. You must use the serial number from the MOVEMENT of the watch. The working part with the wheels and gears. Not the serial number from the watch case. Cases and watches were often made by different companies and each usually has its own serial number.

Hi there, looks like a dunklings Rolex pocket watch. Very nice timepiece!

I’m no expert but I have collected a few rolexes and have come across one similar to this (Dunklings rolex). The watchmaker I usually use to service my watches said Dunklings was an importer of Rolex parts based in the eastern states of Australia and used to assemble the timepieces and sell them as dunklings rolex’s. Still valuable if working and I’m sure rare. Editor x ray photoshop.

You wouldn’t happen to have any photos of the movement you could upload? The back case can usually be popped open with your fingernail. Tkx • • • • • • •.

Dunklings was an importer of Rolex parts based in the eastern states of Australia and used to assemble the timepieces This is the first I've heard of them 'assembling the timepieces,' especially because the watch says 'Swiss Made' on it. I thought it was just one of the.

Edit: Plus assembling 'Rolex parts' in the 1920's doesn't make sense. Rolex at that point was basically an assembler itself, using third-party cases and movements. I believe they were already making their own dials though, like the signature guilloche sunburst silver dials from that era • • • • • • •.