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11 October 2007, 12:37 AM | #1 |
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I did use the search button before posting
Just for the fun of it, and for insurance purposes, I have taken off the bracelet(s) from OUR Rolexs and noted the serial and model numbers. I then compared the model numbers to a Rolex Model Chart, found on the internet, to make sure they match the watch (Model/Bezel/Material). Easy with five digit model numbes, but not so with four digit numbers. One question? The model number of my wife's midsize is 68273 and I cannot find a reference for the type of bezel, which I understand, is the second to last number (i.e. 7). Seems the chart for bezel types only goes up to 6. Hmmmm? Guess I need to buy the Rolex bible for more detailed research.
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11 October 2007, 02:02 AM | #2 |
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USE THE SEARCH BUTTON AGAIN!! Just kidding! I believe you can find the info in the book "The Rolex Report", if I am not mistaking. I don't have the book with me at work, so if you have it,
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11 October 2007, 02:28 AM | #3 |
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The "reading" of model numbers is not cast in stone.. There are exceptions and your mid-size is probably one of them.. 68273 is the TT mid size DJ with fluted? bezel: Here's a good pic.. |
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