While Rolex watches are known for their durability and resistance to wear and tear, they can still get scratched or damaged with regular use. The extent to which a Rolex watch will get scratched depends on several factors, such as the type of watch and the materials used in its construction.

Rolex watches with metal bracelets, or cases can get scratched with regular wear and contact with other objects or surfaces. Scratches on metal surfaces can be minimized through regular cleaning and polishing, and more significant scratches may require professional attention from an authorized Rolex dealer or watchmaker.

Rolex watches with ceramic bezels or sapphire crystals are less likely to scratch than those with traditional metal or acrylic crystals. However, even these materials can still get scratched with regular use, and it is important to take care when wearing and storing the watch to minimize the risk of damage.

In general, while Rolex watches are designed to be durable and resistant to wear and tear, they can still get scratched or damaged over time with regular use. By taking care to protect the watch from scratches and damage and by having it regularly serviced and maintained by an authorized dealer or watchmaker, you can help to ensure that your Rolex watch stays in good condition for many years to come.