Swiss army watch serial number lookup serial numbers#

In 2005, Rolex began laser-engraving the serial number on the inner bezel, or dial rehaut, as well as between the lugs of the 6 o'clock side of the case. If you're not confident about doing this yourself, take it to a jeweller. You'll need to remove the watch's band to see it. If your watch was made before 2005, you'll find its serial number engraved on the case between the lugs (the 'horns' that attach to the bracelet) of the 6 o'clock side.

2005 onwards: On the inner bezel (dial rehaut).

Pre-2005: Between the lugs of the 6 o'clock side.

It will be in one of two places, depending when it was made. Production dateĮvery genuine Rolex has a unique serial number. If your Rolex's serial number falls between 100,000 and 999,999, you'll therefore need to take it to a trusted jeweller to have it accurately dated, although our tool will be able to tell you its two possible production dates.

Swiss army watch serial number lookup serial numbers#

The only way to identify the exact date of a Rolex produced in late 2009 onwards is to take it into an official Rolex dealer.Ī note on Rolexes with a serial number between 100,000 and 999,999: When Rolex made their millionth watch, they confusingly restarted their serial numbers at 100,000 instead of carrying on with a seven-digit code.

To find out your Rolex's manufacture date, simply search its unique serial number in our Rolex serial number database below.Ī note on Rolexes produced after autumn 2009: In autumn 2009, Rolex started using a random numbering system to generate its serial numbers.

This indicates what year the watch was made, and can be used to authenticate and value the timepiece. Every Rolex is engraved with a unique serial number.

Swiss army watch serial number lookup￼ serial numbers#

Swiss army watch serial number lookup serial numbers#

Swiss army watch serial number lookup￼

Swiss army watch serial number lookup