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16 September 2010, 03:43 AM | #1 |
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Rolex G series
Is that any Rolex experts or fans here can tell the history or even something about Rolex G series? for example, G123456. Thanks!
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has there even been a g serial? please provide more info... |
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Rolex have quite a few running at the moment,V,G,M,plus the random 2 letter plus numbers, but they are all just case stamps all stamped sometime in 2010.
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There has also been reports of random s/n that only have 1 letter with 7 numbers. G & M s/n's follow the V series... but I do not know if G is first, or if M is first. Like Padi said... V,G,M are all being used at the moment. My V series is a V9xxxxx - which indicates that the V series is on its way out. I've seen a V98xxxx on this forum.
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G series and M series s/n's will look like this: G123456 M123456 The random s/n will be 8 characters in length, including a combination of both letters and numbers in any (random) position. Your saleslady is speaking truth. G series would be apart of the new s/n's currently being released at AD's. |
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I just picked up a new Sub c LV and it is G04xxxx.
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My ss subc has a G (the only letter) in the 7th position of an 8 digit serial
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Rolex always leaves a tail to their users, can say there's no specs at all.
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Mine has two letters first GUxxxxxx
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If it's G and six numerals, then no one knows what it is...
If it's G and seven alphanumerics then it's a 2010.
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There have been a few reports on this forum of G series s/n - but some of those reports I reckon are of random s/n that start with a G. |
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My green ceramic sub is a G serial number , only two of these came into the uk
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I've seen the G serial on a couple of 16610s, but that's about it
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My new Sub-C has serial # D.A.V.I.N.C.I.C.O.D.E.......I find that quite cool. It will be worth stacks of $ in a 1000 years
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Just cannot believe for the life of me all this fuss over a approximation when a case might or might not have been stamped.
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I have a G serial submariner date non-ceramic purchased this year. I was surprised it wasn't an M or V series. Since it was from an AD I wasn't worried. I can see the value of knowing what serial numbers are out there to help in dating and validating a potential used purchase (albeit it can be faked). All the details should add up.
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nothing better to do with 10 minutes I guess......
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my green sub ceramic is G 003152
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