I'm trying to study up on Rolex, so created a listing ...

strapping on my ancient Datejust, I took a look at the catalog brought to me by a friend.

Then I went on their website. Wow! Not only are there tons of watches to choose from, their website is incredibly easy to navigate.

Other brands could take a lesson from Rolex.

Anyway, in the style of my Grand Seiko master list, I thought it might be useful to put a catalog list together. Of course, I grossly underestimated the effort involved! (&_)%%(&*&^%%^$&

Kinda like this:

	ROLEX MODELS 2017 Catalog for WatchProSite
	PuristsPro / WatchProSite by Mike aka Cazalea 18-May-2017

Oyster Perpetual		Case	Movement	Dial / Markers	Hands	Date	Bracelet	Bezel	Other
26mm	176200	Steel	2231	Varies	Stick	No	Oyster	Domed	~~~
31mm	177200	Steel	2231	Varies	Stick	No	Oyster	Domed	~~~
34mm	114200	Steel	3130	Varies	Stick	No	Oyster	Domed	~~~
36mm	116000	Steel	3130	Varies	Stick	No	Oyster	Domed	~~~
39mm	114300	Steel	3132	Varies	Stick	No	Oyster	Domed	~~~
Oyster Perpetual Lady-Datejust			Movement	Dial Color	Hands	Date	Bracelet	Bezel/Case	Other

But if you could take a look, and let me know what I may have missed, I would appreciate it.

BTW, although it looks like there are links in the left-most column, they do not go the appropriate Rolex models. Maybe someday ... if it is judged useful. At the moment they lead to GS watches

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ROLEX LIST OF MODELS

Mike

💰1882 Marketplace Listings for Rolex›

It's a noble effort but I think it might be easier

By: reintitan : May 18th, 2017-19:17

to just have a guide on what each of the number or set of numbers in a Rolex reference number means Remember, this is for the model reference number not the serial number of the case. Also, note that the Sports models don't always follow this exactly and ...

Thank you for this information

By: cazalea : May 19th, 2017-09:09

My main interest is that I am going to a Rolex event in a couple weeks, and I wanted to be sure I understood the existing product line. I don't have enough brain cells free (at this time) to understand the historical evolution of all the previous models ....

You forgot the all steel GMT MASTER 116 710 BLNR ( Blue Black ), the 116 710 LN ( Black bezel ), the two tone 116 713 LN... [nt]

By: amanico : May 18th, 2017-21:23

I did not forget ... I was ignorant - it's not quite the same thing :-)

By: cazalea : May 19th, 2017-08:52

Thank you, Nico! I have added them into the spreadsheet. Mike

LOL... [nt]

By: amanico : May 19th, 2017-09:04

Wow, good effort!

By: Morningtundra : May 20th, 2017-04:54

I know how hard this is - I tried to do something similar a while back... I put it all in a searchable database here The product lines go back a long way and get deep quickly! I notice you have some I missed. Would you mind if I reuse your list and add t...

I don't mind. Your catalog is fantastic!

By: cazalea : May 20th, 2017-07:42

My list is taken directly from the latest Rolex US catalog, with a few extra models from the Rolex English-language website. I'll be attending a Rolex press briefing in a week or so, and if there are any new things, I'll let you know. But I suspect they a...

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