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woolshire · 28 November 2018, 06:55 AM

I have an elementary question for many of you.

I purchased a "cheap" 2035 date just ladies watch. It was very dirty. I cleaned/oiled it. I am an amateur hobbyist, but have cleaned many watches. This one is running great, just about 10 seconds per day slow.

The question is on the regulator and associated multi-pointed (starred?) screw head. What tool is required for that? I believe this watch has a somewhat standard regulator. I don't believe the special Rolex tool is required for this one...is that correct?

28 November 2018, 06:55 AM	#1
woolshire "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Davenport, Iowa Posts: 31	Rolex 2030 regulator screw I have an elementary question for many of you. I purchased a "cheap" 2035 date just ladies watch. It was very dirty. I cleaned/oiled it. I am an amateur hobbyist, but have cleaned many watches. This one is running great, just about 10 seconds per day slow. The question is on the regulator and associated multi-pointed (starred?) screw head. What tool is required for that? I believe this watch has a somewhat standard regulator. I don't believe the special Rolex tool is required for this one...is that correct?

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