Existing watch model
Start with a catalogue reference and specify the branding, color and configuration changes to review.
Browse reference models →ROLENDO / SAMPLING
From your brief to an approved sample.
Plan samples for private label watches, new OEM/ODM designs or standalone watch components. Define what the sample needs to demonstrate before committing to production.
Choose your sampling starting point.
New watch design
Share drawings or a product concept to discuss design development, component selection and tooling needs.
Explore OEM / ODM →Individual components
Request a dial, strap, bracelet or case sample with the relevant dimensions, interfaces and finish requirements.
Watch Dial Manufacturer →Watch Strap & Bracelet Manufacturer →Watch Case Manufacturer →Agree the sample plan step by step.
- 01
Share your brief
Send drawings or reference models, artwork, key specifications, sample quantities and the intended bulk order.
- 02
Confirm scope and quotation
Agree sample deliverables, tooling needs, costs, timing and which features can be evaluated at this stage.
- 03
Make and review the sample
Review the sample against the agreed drawing, configuration and appearance references.
- 04
Record changes or approval
List required revisions clearly. Confirm any additional costs and timing before a further sample round.
- 05
Prepare for production
Record the approved specification and sample reference, then confirm bulk-order quantities, inspection criteria and schedule.
DESIGN TO PRODUCT
See the design take shape.
Concept drawing and 3D clay model visualization, followed by watch footage highlighting crown logo, bracelet finish and dial design options.
What do you confirm at each stage?
- Concept drawing
- Review the dial layout, logo position and design direction. Dimensions belong in the agreed technical drawing.
- 3D form review
- Review the case shape, proportions and component arrangement. A clay view does not show the final color or finish.
- Physical sample
- Check size, finish, fit and operation in hand. Record agreed tests and revisions before approving the production reference.
The examples below pair concept views with catalogue photos. Review a physical sample to confirm your own configuration.
REFERENCE MODEL
View model →RG7062A
Use the crown, bracelet and dial close-ups to discuss your sample requirements.
Discuss an RG7062A sample ↗
What should your sample review cover?
- Appearance: dial color, finish, logo position and hand alignment.
- Fit: case dimensions, strap connection, clasp operation and comfort.
- Function: movement, setting controls and the specified functions.
- Approval: record the sample version, agreed tests and any revisions.
Sample timing & costs.
Watch sampling30–45calendar days
Bulk production45–60calendar days
Watch-project timing shown above; component samples are quoted separately. Confirm the schedule after specification and sample review. Shipping time is separate.
- Sample costs
- Sample and shipping charges depend on the product specifications.
- Before we start
- Confirm specifications and drawings before customized sample production.
- Credit toward your order
- Sample costs may be credited toward a bulk order, subject to quantity and mutual agreement.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The details that help you take the next step.
Can I request a component sample without ordering complete watches?
Yes. Discuss standalone dial, strap, bracelet or case samples with drawings, fit requirements and the expected production quantity.
Are samples free?
Sample and shipping charges depend on the specification. Any credit toward a later bulk order is agreed with the quotation.
How long do watch and component samples take?
Watch sampling: 30–45 calendar days. Bulk production: 45–60 calendar days. Confirm the project schedule after reviewing specifications, tooling and sample approval; shipping time is separate. Component samples are scheduled separately for their drawings, tooling and finish.
Does approving a sample automatically start bulk production?
No. Sample approval records the agreed product reference. Bulk production requires separate confirmation of specifications, quantities, commercial terms and scheduling.