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Old 5 September 2014, 01:36 PM   #1
Tudor66
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Chronometer number punched on papers

I have a 1991 year Rolex EXP II polar that came with a punched papers with the chronometre number only- (553xxxx). I have a few questions that I hope to get answered from one of our more experienced Rolex experts.

Here goes:
Do these types of papers sometimes include the serial# on it...?
Does this 553xxxx number appear anywhere on the movement...?
Could I possibly have the wrong papers with my watch...?

I thought I bought a watch with papers showing the serial on it...- oh well then.

Here is a sample photo from the internet that resembles my papers:
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