Rolex 1570 Date Disc Install

[hunvaakaren]

Hi.

Is there anyone that has a good write up or tutorial how to install the date disc on a Rolex 1570 Caliber?

Thanks.

[John Condom]

1. Take watch to a component watchmaker.

End.

[Jocke]

Originally Posted by hunvaakaren

Hi.

Is there anyone that has a good write up or tutorial how to install the date disc on a Rolex 1570 Caliber?

Thanks.

Not exact what you asking for, but you got the idea.

Click here to find out

[TimeToGo]

Originally Posted by John Condom

1. Take watch to a component watchmaker.

End.

This is what you do after you see Jocke's "how to"..

[Ironstark]

1570 is a non date calibre.

[Fredrik]

Originally Posted by Ironstark

1570 is a non date calibre.

Yes, but all 1575s have an autowind module saying 1570, I assume that is why the OP said 1570.

[Boaters]

Originally Posted by Jocke

Not exact what you asking for, but you got the idea.

Click here to find out

That is just to cool Jocke love that look!

[Ironstark]

Originally Posted by Fredrik

Yes, but all 1575s have an autowind module saying 1570, I assume that is why the OP said 1570.

They only have 1570 if someone, at some time has replaced the auto bridge and ordered a bridge with the incorrect calibre number on it.

[Fredrik]

Originally Posted by Ironstark

They only have 1570 if someone, at some time has replaced the auto bridge and ordered a bridge with the incorrect calibre number on it.

Are you sure about this? I can't find any pictures of 1575 movements that don't say 1570 on the auto bridge. I was under the impression that they never manufactured any bridges that said 1575.

[Ironstark]

Originally Posted by Fredrik

Are you sure about this? I can't find any pictures of 1575 movements that don't say 1570 on the auto bridge. I was under the impression that they never manufactured any bridges that said 1575.

I am sure. I have been servicing Rolex movements for 25 years. The auto bridge with 1575 is available and should be fitted but often movements have the incorrect calibre number on it. Its not a problem as the bridges are physically identical.