CALIBRE 630

Introduction and Launch: The Rolex calibre 630, introduced around 1937, succeeded the calibre 620, refining the world’s first self-winding movement with rotor technology. As part of Rolex’s early lineup, it played a crucial role in the evolution of automatic watches, further enhancing the brand’s reputation for precision and reliability. This movement marked an important step in the development of self-winding mechanisms, solidifying Rolex’s legacy of innovation in watchmaking.

Technical Specifications

Jewels:
17 Jewels
Power Reserve:
Power Reserve of approx 41 hours
Beat Rate:
Operating at 18,000 vibrations per hour (2.5Hz)
Movement:
Self-Winding mechanical movement
Escapement:
Calibre 630 features a traditional Swiss lever escapement. It consists of a balance wheel, hairspring, pallet fork, and escape wheel. This mechanism not only regulates the energy release from the mainspring but also maintains the balance assembly at a consistent and precise rate
Anti-Shock:
No information available
Hairspring:
Breguet Hairspring
Certification:
No information available

Design and Features

Hands Configuration:
Hours, minutes and seconds

Watches with this Calibre

Rolex Oyster
Perpetual Bubbleback:
2764 / 2940 / 3065 / 3131 / 3133 / 3372 / 3599 / 3772 / 5050