Rolex Serial numbers are found stamped on the side of the watch case at the 6 o’clock end. You will need to remove the bracelet away from the case in order to see the Rolex serial number. If you are unfamiliar with removing the Rolex bracelet, then you should take it to an experienced watch service or sales center. Also, make sure that you never purchase a watch when the serial number has been tampered with. |
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| Old Style Warranty Papers
Below are 2 examples of Rolex guarantee paper types, both display the watch perforated serial numbers along with the supplying dealer and the actual date of sale. These papers are no longer used by Rolex as they have been replaced with the more modern style warranty card.
New Style Warranty Card Recently Rolex changed from the old style papers which you see above to this new style warranty card. The information displayed is still the same format, model number, serial number, supplying dealer and customer details but it is now more durable and will last for years to come. Notice the Country code 160, which signifies that this particular watch was originally sold in England.
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