Finally

[mrlube1151001]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Congratulations Mani, glad you finally landed it

Thanks Brian.

[mrlube1151001]

Originally Posted by Gingerbread Man

It’s the digits after the hyphen that relate to bracelet and dial combo.

In this case, 124300-0008 is the prefix for the celebration dial in 41mm. There’s so many replica celebration dials on the secondary market that it’s a crapshoot. It’s a reference I wouldn’t risk buying from a secondary dealer.

White tags have been replicated before, but in poor quality to the trained eye, so it’s still the best way to confirm dial and bracelet.

Very true .cant trust the secondary dealers but we can count on the trusted sellers here.

[mrlube1151001]

Originally Posted by KatGirl

Not a Rolex policy. I have my white hang tags. Things are different in other countries, so could be a Rolex, Canada policy.
Congrats, though! Since you bought it at AD, you know it’s legit, and the correct dial code info is embedded in the chip of the warranty card.
You’re good!

Kat


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Possible Kat. I believe it is very recent. I do have a good relationship with my A.D.They have given me white tags for all other Rolex I have purchased even without asking.

[kopi-c]

Originally Posted by mrlube1151001

I put my name for a op41 celebration dial during watches and wonders. Received a call few days back and picked it up.When I went to the A.D they said they have received instructions from Rolex not to give the white tag. Don’t know why.

Congrats, I wouldn't worry about the white hang tag as you purchased it from an AD.. legit watch 100%!

[stark1]

Though not for me personally, here's proof that Rolex doesn't take themselves too seriously across the board. Fun piece, congrats!

[1William]

Congratulations.

[JRell]

Just got my GMT last week. Got my white tag as always, it tells the specific version of the watch from the original purchase. 126710-0002 to specify the bracelet. You should be able to have it, you bought it. Sounds to me like an AD decision to try to prevent flippers.

[Harry-57]

It's certainly different and unique. Congratulations.

[Eric-London]

I would kick up a storm if I were you. The white tag is very important part of the documentation of these fancy dial watches. I've had white tags with every watch that I've ever bought from my AD. As I mentioned, they are particularly important where the dial makes the watch rare.

Case in point my JM Yellow gold Daytona. The white tag is a must, almost as important as the Rolex card in these cases.

[watchwatcher]

Congrats!

[worldofoyster]

that's bs from the ADs, my AD gave me the WT without asking.

[mrlube1151001]

May be it is Canada thing.Recent buyers from Toronto can chime in here.

[PandaLover]

Congrats

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by JRell

Just got my GMT last week. Got my white tag as always, it tells the specific version of the watch from the original purchase. 126710-0002 to specify the bracelet. You should be able to have it, you bought it. Sounds to me like an AD decision to try to prevent flippers.

Blro jubilee is a 0001

[JRell]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Blro jubilee is a 0001

Yes! The jubilee was the first to be released on that BLRO 126710 and second on the BLNR.