pro hunter

Are customisations of brand new Rolex watches, which where disassembled completely to be then coated with high resistant DLC, also known as “Diamond like carbon”.

DLC is also used in the engines of modern supersport motorcycles, Formula 1 racecars and NASCARS. It is clearly one of the most hardest coatings available.

Service

Clients can now enjoy a 5-year warranty on all Pro Hunter watches bought on or after 1st November 2017.

Excluded in this warranty is any accidental damage of the watch.

After this 5-year period, if a client would like a service there will be a charge for this however we will offer a further 2-year warranty extension on the movement. This extended warranty excludes any damage or deterioration that results from an accident or from mishandling of the watch.

If the sapphire crystal of a Pro Hunter has broken or cracked, a service must be carried out as some of the dust from the glass could compromise the movement.

Taking care of your Pro hunter

A Pro Hunter is a customisation of a brand Rolex and hence many of the care techniques for a Rolex will still apply.

Make sure to screw down the crown tightly to ensure its waterproofness, after winding it up manually, resetting the time or changing the date.

When you wear your Pro Hunter daily, you don’t need to wind it. If you take it off and set it aside, the watch will retain its “charge” for two days or more, depending on the model. However, if you haven’t worn your Pro Hunter for more than a couple of days and the watch has stopped, we recommend that you manually wind it when you set the time before putting it on.

The Oyster case of your Pro Hunter protects it from water and makes it completely dustproof and waterproof. All Pro Hunters are waterproof to depths of at least 100 metres, and some can even withstand unfathomable depths of 1200 or even 3900 metres. To maintain the watch’s waterproofness, the Oyster case needs to be properly sealed. The crown screws down tightly to create a hermetic seal like the hatch of a submarine. When you reset the time or the date or wind the watch manually, it is extremely important to ensure that you have screwed down the crown until it can’t turn any further.

The black coating is a diamond-like carbon coating that is used in industrial applications that require an extreme hardness with low friction. The coating does not affect any of the functions of the Rolex that is being customised

Under normal wear and tear conditions the black coating will not wear off. If subjected to extreme abrasion against a hard, rough surface such as a brick wall, marble floor or adverse weather conditions then it can compromise the quality of the coating.

Pro Hunter has no affiliation with Rolex, and Rolex will not service or repair any Pro Hunter watches. Please do not contact them for any requests, and you can direct your queries and repair directly with us or one of the Pro Hunter retailers.