Turn-O-Graph

[dmitrii_]

Looking for information on the Rolex turn o graph.

Trying to find a two tone (Rose Gold) with an oyster band.

Not certain if they come with white dial as I haven't seen any online.

Can anyone clarify if the two tone rg with oyster comes with white dial or not?

Also, when was the watch last made and does anyone have serial info for the final production run?

Pictured below is the watch I am looking for but with a silver dial.

If white dial option doesn't exist, silver dial is the one I am interested in.

Thanks.

[Gaijin]

They were discontinued a few years ago. As far as serial number of the last produced I am not sure. Someone should be along soon to help out.

You will love the TOG. Beautiful watch. Sad it was discontinued.

[Alpino]

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Last production year was 2010, V serie

3 dials available , white included.

[Chewbacca]

love the TOG. regret flipping mine.

[dmitrii_]

Thanks Alpino! Great help.

2010 V series I am after in that case.

Digging the black dial as well but will go for the white. Gift for gf.

[HogwldFLTR]

I agree they are great watches; definitely the king of DJs for me.

[tigmd99]

Mine when i first bought it:


My daily wear...love it!

[amaninspired]

Despite it apparently being a relatively slow seller, I was surprised this watch died. I'm sure it will return one day, perhaps even in the Datejust II size.

[kokota]

Originally Posted by dmitrii_

Thanks Alpino! Great help.

2010 V series I am after in that case.

Digging the black dial as well but will go for the white. Gift for gf.

You will find that you are going to have an extremely hard time finding a V serial or even an M serial for that matter.
The majority of six digit reference TOG's are F or D serials and a few Z's.

Oddly enough, i have seen new D serials for sale at AD's as late as this past summer that came with a card as a warranty certificate.

Just another reason, with Rolex, you cannot totally rely on serial #'s as a production date reference.

Good luck in your search. TOG's are very nice.

[Gaijin]

Originally Posted by kokota

You will find that you are going to have an extremely hard time finding a V serial or even an M serial for that matter.
The majority of six digit reference TOG's are F or D serials and a few Z's.

Oddly enough, i have seen new D serials for sale at AD's as late as this past summer that came with a card as a warranty certificate.

Just another reason, with Rolex, you cannot totally rely on serial #'s as a production date reference.

Good luck in your search. TOG's are very nice.

My TOG came with an card and is an F serial number. Was brand new and still in that Rolex clear plastic shipping box when it came in. This was maybe two years ago.

[datejusting]

I just last week bought a 116264 tog with a Z serial no. The AD had it for 6 years and it had all protective stickers on it. Has a warranty card, not certificate. Nice watch, love it.

[Laszlo]

Originally Posted by datejusting

I just last week bought a 116264 tog with a Z serial no. The AD had it for 6 years and it had all protective stickers on it. Has a warranty card, not certificate. Nice watch, love it.

Very cool