Collecting Rolex Data

[morningtundra]

While assembling my modest collection of Wilsdorfs finest, I accumulated a lot of data (bookmarks, spreadsheets etc).

I have no intention of adding to my collection any time soon and hence no real reason to keep any of
this interesting data around... yet I'm loathed to consign it all to the recycle bin and purge it all from the bowels of my hard disk.

So instead I stuck it all in a database and set it free into the Internet from where it came. I hope it might be useful to other collectors and enthusiasts.

I invite you to search for your watch and if inclined, send me any corrections or data to fill any of the numerous gaps.

Please welcome, The Unofficial Rolex Number Wizard at rolexnumberwizard.com

Thanks!

[CFR]

to the Forum and thank you for making your database widely accessible.

[morningtundra]

I found time today to upload scans of vintage movement service docs and made them somewhat searchable. They're useful if you're looking at movement photos and trying to figure out if they look legit; where they should be engraved etc.

Hope they're useful to folks.


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