The old Rolex Gypsophila 8385 watch does not have a universal movement. The old Rolex Gypsophila 8385 watch has a universal movement. In the process of pursuing perfection, the beauty of the watch is everywhere, even under the invisible case. Therefore, there is no universal movement in the watch. The hand-polished connections, corners, and beautiful round texture on the movement.

These details have also been carefully crafted. The workmanship of the fake Rolex is rough, and the logo on the back cover can be distinguished at a glance. Most of the patterns and letters engraved on the back cover of fake Rolex are very thick and blurry, and the case number and movement number are unknown.

The development history of Rolex

At 8 a.m. on July 2, 1908, the Rolex trademark was officially registered. The first Rolex watches were immediately valued for their superb technical quality.

A small Rolex watch received a Class A certificate from the Kew Observatory in 1914. This was the highest rating ever issued by this well-known British observatory.

Its accuracy was recognized, which was a world event, doubling the value of the watch in Europe and the United States. From then on, Rolex quality represented precision.