Rolex 2235 Movement
The Rolex Caliber 2235 is a self-winding mechanical movement introduced in the late 1980s as part of Rolex’s effort to modernize its smaller automatic calibers. Designed for elegance without compromise, the 2235 brought improved precision, hacking seconds, and a more efficient automatic winding system to Rolex’s smaller watches. Show more
Technical Characteristics of the Caliber 2235
The Caliber 2235 operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour, offering smooth seconds hand motion and improved timekeeping stability compared to earlier small Rolex movements. It features a free-sprung balance with Rolex’s Microstella regulation system, allowing precise adjustment without a traditional regulator.
Rolex Models Powered by the 2235 Movement
The Rolex 2235 movement was primarily used in Lady-Datejust models with 26mm cases, as well as select mid-size Datejust references produced during the late 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s.
