The Collection · Dublin 2
Rolex Watches in Dublin, On the Trays
Rolex watches in Dublin from the trays we actually hold: Cellini, Oyster-family pieces, talked through honestly. Call 01 679 9107 before you travel if you want one reference.
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Rolex searches from Dublin still land on this page, but the stock is whatever has actually arrived at Powerscourt: Cellini, Oyster-family pieces, and the occasional Tudor that used to be filed under Rolex in the old shop system. We will not invent a Submariner to fill a grid.
If you want a specific reference, call 01 679 9107 and ask. If we do not have it, we will say so. Trying a Rolex on in William Street South is still the only way to know if the lugs sit on your wrist.
Honest Rolex in Dublin
Cellini, Oyster and whatever the week brought in
Most people who type Rolex into Google want a steel sports watch they saw on a forum. What we hold is often dressier: a Cellini, a gold piece, something an Irish owner actually wore to work. That is the real Dublin stock, not a showroom wall of unworn Submariners.
We will talk through the bracelet, the service history and whether the crown is the one it left Geneva with. If the answer is messy, you hear it on the second floor, not after you have paid.
Before you climb the stairs
Call if you are after one reference
Rolex stock here is short on purpose. The good ones leave. If you are travelling in from outside Dublin, ring first so we can tell you what is on the pad that morning.
If you already own a Rolex that needs a battery or a strap, that is a different visit. Come in or call 01 679 9107.
Before you climb the stairs
Questions we get asked
Usually not. What we hold is often dressier: a Cellini, a gold piece, something an Irish owner actually wore. We will not invent a steel sports watch to fill this page. Call 01 679 9107 and ask what is on the pad that morning.
Yes, if we still have it. Stock is short on purpose. Ring first if you are travelling from outside Dublin so we can tell you whether to climb the stairs.
Yes. Every Rolex on this page has been opened and timed in the shop. We talk through the bracelet, the service history and whether the crown is the one it left Geneva with.
Battery replacement and strap replacement, on this floor.
Tudor used to live under Rolex in the old shop system. It has its own page now. A Prince Oysterdate is not a Rolex, and we will say that before you come in.