Is there any consensus on why Rolex considers dating a watch by serial number to be undesirable?
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Rolex Serial Numbers
Hi,
can anyone please direct me to the most accurate reference, or the official data chart to look up rolex serial numbers production dates?
i saw this:
The Rolex serial numbers are found between the lugs on the side of the case at the 6 o’clock side, behind the bracelet. This 4-8 digit number is engraved by Rolex on every watch and it can be used to determine its production date. Beginning in 2005, the Company started to also engrave the serial number on the inside flange ( or “rehaut” as it’s called in French ) between the dial and the crystal. Starting in 2008, the Company began to only engrave the numbers on the rehaut. This is correct?
thank you.
can anyone please direct me to the most accurate reference, or the official data chart to look up rolex serial numbers production dates?
i saw this:
The Rolex serial numbers are found between the lugs on the side of the case at the 6 o’clock side, behind the bracelet. This 4-8 digit number is engraved by Rolex on every watch and it can be used to determine its production date. Beginning in 2005, the Company started to also engrave the serial number on the inside flange ( or “rehaut” as it’s called in French ) between the dial and the crystal. Starting in 2008, the Company began to only engrave the numbers on the rehaut. This is correct?
thank you.
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