How Find Your Rolex Model Reference Number & Serial Number

Ever wondered how to find your Rolex Model Number & Serial Number? Today, @robertinothejeweler shows us how to take off your Rolex Bracelet and find the Rolex Model Reference Number at the 12 o’clock and the Rolex Serial Number at the 6 o’clock. It’s actually easier to do than it sounds - so we hope this video helps you. If you need any assistance, please DM us on IG and Robertino will hop on a Facetime to walk you through this. When you’re looking to sell your Rolex, both the Model and Serial Number are needed, so that you can do your necessary research before you sell, to research and find your Rolex’s value.

How To Remove Your Rolex Bracelet

Before you can locate your Rolex model reference number and serial number, you will need to remove the bracelet from your watch. Follow these steps for a safe and secure removal process:

1. Place your Rolex on a clean, soft surface to prevent any potential scratches.
2. Use a small, flat screwdriver or a spring bar tool to carefully pry open the spring bars that hold the bracelet in place.
3. Slowly remove the bracelet from the watch, taking care not to lose the small spring bars.

With the bracelet removed, you can now easily access the model reference number and serial number on your Rolex watch.

What Is My Rolex Serial Number

The serial number of your Rolex watch is a unique identifier that can help you determine its age. To find your Rolex serial number, follow these steps:

1. Locate the 6 o'clock lug on your watch, where the bracelet was previously attached.
2. The serial number can be found engraved between the lugs, typically consisting of 4-8 digits.
3. Take note of the serial number for future reference.

What Year is My Rolex

To determine the approximate production year of your Rolex watch, you can use the serial number you have just found. WatchGuys has created a Rolex Serial Numbers chart that can help you match the serial number to its corresponding production year. Keep in mind that these estimations are not always exact but can provide a general idea of when your Rolex was manufactured.

What is My Rolex Model Number

The model reference number, also known as the Rolex "style" number, helps identify the specific model and features of your watch. To find your Rolex model reference number, follow these steps:

1. Locate the 12 o'clock lug on your watch, where the bracelet was previously attached.
2. The model reference number is engraved between the lugs, typically consisting of 4-6 digits.
3. Take note of the model reference number for future reference.

Once you have both the model reference number and serial number, you can effectively identify your Rolex watch and learn more about its features, history, and value.