Last Digit on Modern Reference Numbers (e.g., 126610lv-0002)

[Santiago32]

On the green sub (126610lv-0002) what does the 2 signify?

I know 126710blro-0002 on the pepsi signifies an oyster bracelet and 126710blro-0001 is jubilee.

[JMGoodnight369]

Oyster bracelet. You kinda answered your own question there

[prnceofpersia23]

Originally Posted by JMGoodnight369

Oyster bracelet. You kinda answered your own question there

Hmm the 126710BLNR jubilee is a -0002, so I'm not sure if that's correct.

I don't know why they have -0002 there with only one version of the 126610LV. Perhaps they left the -0001 for the LN, or they consider the original Hulk to be the -0001 of the LV, even with the updated reference. I noticed they did that when they updated the BLNR from the 11 to the 12 series, since it came out as a 126710BLNR-0002.

[Santiago32]

Originally Posted by JMGoodnight369

Oyster bracelet. You kinda answered your own question there

I don’t think so. The 126610LN is -0001


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[what.watch]

It just denotes a variant of the same watch. It’s not the different bracelets, per say. For example the YachtMaster 126622-0001 is the dark rhodium dial, the -0002 is the blue dial variant.

I’m also proud I managed to post this without referring to them as the ‘White Walker’ and the ‘Captain America’.

Doh!

[Santiago32]

Originally Posted by what.watch

It just denotes a variant of the same watch. It’s not the different bracelets, per say. For example the YachtMaster 126622-0001 is the dark rhodium dial, the -0002 is the blue dial variant.

I’m also proud I managed to post this without referring to them as the ‘White Walker’ and the ‘Captain America’.

Doh!

So, why does the 126610LV have a -0002? Is there a variant before that I’m missing?