| Obviously, only reliable sellers sell authentic Rolexes. | | | | The company is also known for not selling Rolex |
| Legitimate Rolex dealers would never attempt to sell | | | | parts to anyone else. |
| a fake, passing it off as an original. In fact, only | | | | One helpful website is This site not only has a list of |
| authorized Rolex dealers are legally permitted to sell | | | | reputable dealers and repair centers, it also has many |
| genuine Rolex watches according to the official Rolex | | | | helpful links directly related to Rolex sales and tips on |
| website. | | | | buying Rolex watches. It also draws attention to a |
| This doesn't necessarily mean that all unauthorized | | | | Rolex price list, a serial numbers reference, and Rolex |
| Rolex dealers selling Rolex watches are selling Folexes | | | | forums, visited frequently by Rolex experts. |
| (fake Rolexes), though it is a distinct possibility. | | | | Favorably links listed at Watch Basics include |
| Genuine Rolex's may be available at auction sites such | | | | WatchPark.com, The Watchseller, along with |
| as Ebay.com, and as some sites say, may be bought | | | | Manhattan Jewelry and Texas Time Piece, which |
| from the wholesale secondary market, with savings | | | | both specialize in pre-owned Rolex watches. |
| passed on to the buyer. Still, it is a shaky business | | | | Another valuable piece of information is the "The |
| deal and one definitely worth investigating. The Rolex | | | | Rolex Report" a book by John E. Brozek, which |
| Company is notorious for demanding its dealers are | | | | includes research, references and insider tips on |
| authorized, and even its repair centers be authorized. | | | | detecting genuine Rolex watches from fakes. |