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WestCoastS · 10 July 2022, 04:49 AM

I found a write up on-line that Rolex only made around 25,000 OysterQuartz in total. The DD has various combinations and the dateJust having even fewer.

But does anyone have info on how many of each DD configuration were made?

Would Rolex have the info ?

KY.. · 10 July 2022, 04:59 AM

I’m a fan of the OQ’s but I can’t answer your question with numbers.
However here’s a long OQ conversation from here that has additional sub-links that may be helpful in your quest.
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=94175

chocopeluche · 11 July 2022, 07:21 AM

I think I read 5000 day-dates somewhere, then probably 1/4 of those are white-gold.

My guess is the 19018 is the most common, and the most rare non-gemset models would be the 19019N, then the 19028 pyramid. Also the 19018N being more rare than the 19018.

GTS Dean · 11 July 2022, 07:54 AM

I've owned an OQ for almost 40 years and can pick them out of a crowded room anywhere. I have never seen a 19019 in the wild in my life. My guess is that maybe 5-10% were WG.

zapokee · 11 July 2022, 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GTS Dean

I've owned an OQ for almost 40 years ...

Awesome! Just realized I've had my OQ 17000 for 10 years now. It was the first vintage watch I bought, and it's never failed to get wrist time. They should be mandatory.

How time flies!

offrdmania · 11 July 2022, 12:55 PM

Rolex will never release production numbers. Anything you hear is purely speculation

10 July 2022, 04:49 AM	#1
WestCoastS "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Canada Watch: Rolex Posts: 541	Rolex OysterQuartz I found a write up on-line that Rolex only made around 25,000 OysterQuartz in total. The DD has various combinations and the dateJust having even fewer. But does anyone have info on how many of each DD configuration were made? Would Rolex have the info ? __________________ Submariner 116613LB Blusey Sky Dweller TT Black Dial DD 40 Silver Dial on [[[Yellow Gold]]]

10 July 2022, 04:59 AM	#2
KY.. 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Nov 2021 Real Name: Keith Location: California Watch: 60s to 90s Posts: 1,372	I’m a fan of the OQ’s but I can’t answer your question with numbers. However here’s a long OQ conversation from here that has additional sub-links that may be helpful in your quest. https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=94175 __________________ Just an admirer/enthusiast of vintage Rolex/Heuer/Zenith/Breitling/Hamilton watches since the 80’s… Ex—https://imgur.com/FnO9FRy — ”I Do Love The Details, But I Can Choose If I Accept The Flaws…”

11 July 2022, 07:21 AM	#3
chocopeluche "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: san francisco Posts: 472	I think I read 5000 day-dates somewhere, then probably 1/4 of those are white-gold. My guess is the 19018 is the most common, and the most rare non-gemset models would be the 19019N, then the 19028 pyramid. Also the 19018N being more rare than the 19018. __________________ Rolex OQ Fanatic SF, CA

11 July 2022, 07:54 AM	#4
GTS Dean "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: NB, TX Watch: 3570.50 Posts: 1,016	I've owned an OQ for almost 40 years and can pick them out of a crowded room anywhere. I have never seen a 19019 in the wild in my life. My guess is that maybe 5-10% were WG. __________________ TT OysterQuartz, SS/Black "U" Daytona, TT GMT II-C, DD OysterQuartz, Breitling Aerospace, Omega Speedmaster Pro

11 July 2022, 12:55 PM	#6
offrdmania 2024 SubLV41 Pledge Member Join Date: May 2008 Real Name: Matt Location: Wine Country, Ca Posts: 5,991	Rolex will never release production numbers. Anything you hear is purely speculation __________________ TRF Member 11738

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