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Rolex 7135
This profile traverses clone_of · derived_from · design_imitation_of · ebauche_of · incorporates_module · licensed_copy_of · module_on · revision_of · tooling_transfer_of · variant_of and keeps disputed edges. Every edge in this view carries at least one reference.
Generations run left to right, ancestors first, and the axis along the top is ordinal rather than linear: each band is one generation, labelled with the range of sourced introduction years it contains. A band reads “—” when no caliber in it has a year anyone published — the gap is the finding, not a rendering failure. Dotted arcs above and below the drawing are related edges — successor, drop-in, no-derivation — which are stored in a different table from lineage and can never form part of an ancestry path.
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| Caliber | Relationship | To | Status | Detail | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex 7135 | variant of lineage | Rolex 7140 | accepted | interchange note: The source states the 7135 and the 7140 share "the same base movement". The delta is the regulating and escaping organ: Dynapulse sequential-distribution escapement in silicon instead of the Chronergy lever; 36,000 vph instead of 28,800; CuZn21Si3P "optimised brass" balance instead of Glucydur; white ceramic balance staff; recalculated Syloxi hairspring with thicker coils. · component delta: escapement_architecture,frequency,balance_wheel,balance_spring |
Sources
- 1Monochrome Watcheshttps://monochrome-watches.com/rolex-dynapulse-escapement-in-depth-technical-explanation-5hz-calibre-7135-syloxi-hairspring-review/presstier 2retrieved 2026-08-241 fact on this page