Most accurate serial number database

[therolexguy]

Hello people, I’m looking for some info on some vintage GMTs as far as approximate date of manufacture. I know it’s only an estimate. If I look up on ten different websites, I will get four or five date ranges.
For reference:
2,33X,XXX
And
3,09X,XXX

Pictures for fun

Much appreciated.

[Dan S]

Those are both in the range where the date will be inside the case-back. You can also check that chart in the Library forum.

[therolexguy]

Originally Posted by Dan S

Those are both in the range where the date will be inside the case-back. You can also check that chart in the Library forum.

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[TuRo]

1920s to early 1980s this is peerless, the rest are wild guesses.

http://vintagerolexforum.info/vrf/index3.html

[therolexguy]

Originally Posted by TuRo

1920s to early 1980s this is peerless, the rest are wild guesses.

http://vintagerolexforum.info/vrf/index3.html

Thank you


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[springer]

For me, the best way that I date the pre 1973 models is by the case back dates. I find it accurate for me and the most reliable method to determine the "year of production."

Try this chart.

https://gmtforum.com/viewtopic.php?f...e55ff47cc585bf

[TimeLord2]

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[therolexguy]

Originally Posted by springer

For me, the best way that I date the pre 1973 models is by the case back dates. I find it accurate for me and the most reliable method to determine the "year of production."

Try this chart.

https://gmtforum.com/viewtopic.php?f...e55ff47cc585bf

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[therolexguy]

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