While Rolex watches are known for their durability and quality construction, they can still break or malfunction with regular use, just like any other mechanical device.

There are several factors that can cause a Rolex watch to break, such as physical damage, exposure to extreme temperatures or magnetic fields, and wear and tear from regular use. The type and extent of damage to a Rolex watch can vary depending on the specific model and age of the watch, as well as the severity of the damage or malfunction.

If your Rolex watch breaks or malfunctions, it is important to have it serviced and repaired by an authorized Rolex dealer or watchmaker. Attempting to repair the watch yourself or taking it to an unauthorized repair shop can cause further damage or void the warranty, and can affect the value and authenticity of the watch.

By having your Rolex watch regularly serviced and maintained by an authorized dealer or watchmaker, and by taking care to avoid exposing the watch to extreme conditions or physical damage, you can help to ensure that your Rolex watch stays in good working condition for many years to come.