body age and bracelet age

[janetun]

hello expert rolex guys ,

between body and brecelet
whcih one is more age from the
factory ?

any code on brecelet age compare to body model ?


thanks


janetun

Padi edit
Most things watch related Rolex or most others can be easily found on the forum,just use the search.Or look in below link for Rolex related, many members and the mod staff work quite hard to get all these details to the members please use it.


http://www.rolexforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=22

[SLS]

You can determine the age of the bracelet by looking at the codes on the clasp. The age of the watch is determined by using the serial number located between the lugs in the 6 o'clock position. You can check the codes on the clasp and serial numbers at www.oysterworld.de Keep in mind that these are estimates and not 100% accurate.
~Scott

[duffer47]

Originally Posted by SLS

You can determine the age of the bracelet by looking at the codes on the clasp. The age of the watch is determined by using the serial number located between the lugs in the 6 o'clock position. You can check the codes on the clasp and serial numbers at www.oysterworld.de Keep in mind that these are estimates and not 100% accurate.
~Scott

Thanks for the site it was very helpful

[Tools]

C'mon guys...

We have all that stuff.. Dates and codes, etc., over on our Reference Library...and pictures too...

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthrea...464#post789464

[SLS]

Originally Posted by Tools

C'mon guys...

We have all that stuff.. Dates and codes, etc., over on our Reference Library...and pictures too...

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthrea...464#post789464

Sorry Larry, old habits die hard!
~Scott

[Tools]

Originally Posted by SLS

Sorry Larry, old habits die hard!
~Scott

We just want to make it easy for members to find what they need....


(maybe we have too much stuff on TRF)

[buz-lh]

Originally Posted by Tools

We just want to make it easy for members to find what they need....


(maybe we have too much stuff on TRF)

No, not too much stuff. Don't even think about eliminating any of it please. I think people just jump in here and start asking questions without searching. I know I used to do a lot more of that than now. Maybe something in the header to the effect that one can use the search feature to find the answers to many of his/her questions. I think everyone who uses a computer know what FAQ's are. Maybe it should be set up that way so that it's used more often. I'd hate to see all the work that has gone into compiling all this info get tossed.

[Dalton]

You can tell how old it is by counting the rings inside.

[PeterT]

Wrong thread, sorry!

[Speed]

Originally Posted by buz-lh

No, not too much stuff. Don't even think about eliminating any of it please. I think people just jump in here and start asking questions without searching. I know I used to do a lot more of that than now. Maybe something in the header to the effect that one can use the search feature to find the answers to many of his/her questions. I think everyone who uses a computer know what FAQ's are. Maybe it should be set up that way so that it's used more often. I'd hate to see all the work that has gone into compiling all this info get tossed.

Sorry...Dont mean to Hijack, but I think the OP got her answer.

Agree with Buz Larry.

Organized links (just for example) - A model # matrix- Bracelets specs - Serial #s - Pricing + other categories may help keep traffic within the bounds of TRF.

I have seen several links to other sites in posts - guilty of making them myself - and have seen reminders from you re: the fact we have this data. That would seem to indicate some of the linking off could be remedied by some minor design tweaks.

My 2 cents. BTW, I LOVE this site!