Hence, a would be a Submariner with an engine turned bezel made of stainless steel. Many Rolex watches have a clasp code located inside the clasp hinge. This code is based on the month and year the clasp was manufactured. After inspecting the clasp you will see 1 or 2 letters followed by a number.
The letter corresponds with a year and the number signifies a month. For instance, per the table below, we see that a bracelet stamped G4 was manufactured in April The table below lists all the 3 digit country codes for Rolex watches.
This country code can be found in the upper left hand corner on the Rolex Guaranty Certificate. The upgrade to the sapphire crystal occurred on the following years. This data was originally compiled from Professor Rolex Matthias.
Some of the older papers issued in the United States have red letters stamped on the certificate. While there is no "Official" Rolex Serial numbers database list from the Rolex Factory that shows dates of production, this chart below lists all the serial numbers gathered by proven authorities over the years. See the list below by production year to learn the year your watch was made. If you decide to sell a Rolex , check out our official price list before doing so.
We've also added a serial numbers look-up table for Tudor watches below. These charts will be frequently updated to reflect any changes in the numbering system for future years. For more information on how these numbers work, click here - Wikipedia. Many watch collectors like to know how to locate their serial numbers to help access the value of their watch. If you are looking to get a quote for your timepiece Call or fill out the form below to get a free estimate from Bob's Watches within the next 2 minutes!
Want to know what your Rolex is worth? First is that it will help you determine the production age of your watch. Serial and model numbers can also help you determine if a watch is genuine Rolex. Counterfeits often do not have the serial numbers engraved on them, and if they do, they often do not match the design.
If you are buying a piece without papers, the serial number is also engraved on the watch. This requires you to remove the bracelet to check the serial number. By , Rolex stopped engraving the serial number on the case exterior and now only keeps it on the rehaut. You will require a small screwdriver or tack to carefully remove the bracelet. Rolex values decrease as the brand launches new, improved models. Age in addition to other factors, such as bracelet and overall watch condition, will help the Swiss Wrist team figure the actual fair market value of the watch.
Unique Rolex serial numbers, such as a Rolex Submariner serial number, are also helpful in determining if a watch is an authentic piece. If you need assistance in finding a Rolex serial number, please refer to the chart below. It will be in one of two places, depending when it was made. If your watch was made before , you'll find its serial number engraved on the case between the lugs the 'horns' that attach to the bracelet of the 6 o'clock side. You'll need to remove the watch's band to see it.
If you're not confident about doing this yourself, take it to a jeweller. In , Rolex began laser-engraving the serial number on the inner bezel, or dial rehaut, as well as between the lugs of the 6 o'clock side of the case. In , the company switched to only engraving the serial number on the inner bezel, as this is much harder to counterfeit.
The inner bezel is the ring that runs around the inside of the watch's bezel, perpendicular to the face. Rolex watches made from onwards will have the word 'Rolex' repeated around the inner bezel, with the brand logo at the 12 o'clock position and the serial number at 6 o'clock.
Once you've found your Rolex's serial number, simply search for it in our tool or on our handy database to discover its production date.
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