Serial number check

[Raiana]

Hey i have bought a rolex from a shop. Its from 1995. Model is 16234. How can i match my model number. The model number is T784763

[THC]

Welcome to TRF ... But I do not understand what you are asking? Looks to me like you posted the model number and the serial number

[fskywalker]

If you want to check if the paperwork corresponds to the watch, the model number and serial numbers are behind the lugs (in one side the model, in the other side the serial number; you would need to remove the bracelet).

[Tools]

Hey, we don't really know what you are asking.

(T serials were released in ~1995 if that is what you mean)

[Rocket_Man]

The serial number is between the lugs at the 6 o'clock position. You can search for a listing of Rolex serial numbers on the interwebs. As was just mentioned, Txxx,xxx numbers indicate 1995.

[Raiana]

I meant is there any way i can check if is real by looking or matching the serial number. If it has a serial number dost it proven to be authentic?

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Raiana

I meant is there any way i can check if is real by looking or matching the serial number. If it has a serial number dost it proven to be authentic?

No.

Anyone can engrave a (Fake) number on a watch.

Why did you buy it if you suspect the seller sells fakes? Take it to a RSC or watchmaker who can look at the movement and the watch in general.

Next time, research the seller before you buy.

[Raiana]

Originally Posted by Rocket_Man

The serial number is between the lugs at the 6 o'clock position. You can search for a listing of Rolex serial numbers on the interwebs. As was just mentioned, Txxx,xxx numbers indicate 1995.

Is there any list of this 6 digit serial number? I already checked all i could found just tell the year

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Raiana

What is interweb?

It's a joke.

It's a funny term for the Internet.

[Raiana]

Originally Posted by Speed

No.

Anyone can engrave a (Fake) number on a watch.

Why did you buy it if you suspect the seller sells fakes? Take it to a RSC or watchmaker who can look at the movement and the watch in general.

Next time, research the seller before you buy.

Thanks i checked all the aspects. Just to be double sure

[Raiana]

Originally Posted by THC

Welcome to TRF ... But I do not understand what you are asking? Looks to me like you posted the model number and the serial number

Thanks. But anyone can engrav serial number. How can i double check? Is there any list i can check the serial number?

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Raiana

Thanks i checked all the aspects. Just to be double sure

OK.

Then take it to a RSC or indie watchmaker. As mentioned in another thread, ADs don't care much to "authenticate."

Your watch may be mostly genuine, but have some aftermarket parts.

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Raiana

Thanks. But anyone can engrav serial number. How can i double check? Is there any list i can check the serial number?

No lists. You need to get the watch looked at by some one who knows what they are looking at inside and out.

[Raiana]

Originally Posted by Speed

OK.

Then take it to a RSC or indie watchmaker. As mentioned in another thread, ADs don't care much to "authenticate."

Your watch may be mostly genuine, but have some aftermarket parts.

Aftermarket parts ??🙄🙄

[Raiana]

Originally Posted by Speed

No lists. You need to get the watch looked at by some one who knows what they are looking at inside and out.

Can i take it to rolex show room or any jewelry shop?

[Sandblaster]

Is this a troll post?

[joe100]

Originally Posted by Sandblaster

Is this a troll post?

No, just someone who needs help