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theken · 1 January 2012, 01:28 AM

It is my conjecture that G series and random series watches are concurrent.
I examined several random serial number watches at AD's before I ever examined a watch with a G serial number.
A new, current production, Rolex watch should have a complete of plastic stickers, including one on the left (non-crown) side that has a "micro barcode" printed in black on the clear plastic protective sticker.
I have a Sub C that I wear with a random serial number that I purchased in December 2010 from a Rolex AD in Ohio.
Recently I sold. on TRF, a G series Sub C 116610 that was purchased new from Tourneau in the summer of 2011.
I hope this helps.
Happy 2012.

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1 January 2012, 01:28 AM	#31
theken "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: USA Watch: GMT-Master II Posts: 3,417	It is my conjecture that G series and random series watches are concurrent. I examined several random serial number watches at AD's before I ever examined a watch with a G serial number. A new, current production, Rolex watch should have a complete of plastic stickers, including one on the left (non-crown) side that has a "micro barcode" printed in black on the clear plastic protective sticker. I have a Sub C that I wear with a random serial number that I purchased in December 2010 from a Rolex AD in Ohio. Recently I sold. on TRF, a G series Sub C 116610 that was purchased new from Tourneau in the summer of 2011. I hope this helps. Happy 2012.

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