Just about every Rolex watch ever produced has some sort of identification or serial number placed on it. These numbers help to determine the year or batch that the watch was made. Buyers, sellers, dealers, and collectors all use these numbers for watch identification. You will find the serial number of your watch at the 6 o'clock position either between the lugs or on the rehaut inner bezel near dial. Opposite the watch case at the 12 o'clock position you'll find the model numbers again between the lugs on the rehaut.
Between these two numbers we are able to determine a value or what the watch is potentially worth. The Rolex serial number and model number are also present on the original paper work that shipped with the watch. Rolex buyers, collectors, and dealers all like to have this information when considering the purchase of a Rolex Watch. These numbers coupled with condition are used to make an intelligent offer. As with the serial number, the bracelet must be detached from the 12 o' clock side of the case.
For instructions on removing the bracelet, email us or call to speak with a Rolex expert. 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. Our goal is to make you feel safe throughout the purchase process. Therefore, we carefully check all our timepieces to ensure their authenticity and that everything is in its order. When buying a timepiece from us, you can be confident that it is authentic.
We also value your privacy and safety, and this is why we take great measures to keep your information safe at all times.
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