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I don't mind. Your catalog is fantastic!
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 are primarily going to let us see and touch the Basel-announced items.
I'm extremely impressed by your website. I even found my favorite, the Oysterquartz, which you show as responsible for .489% of Rolex models 
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.In my "real job" I was responsible for a group building a catalog of years, makes, models, sub-models and trim levels for cars in various countries around the world. It was a total pain, but it kept a group of folks employed. On top of that we had to build the parts catalogs, labor times, and procedures for repair (plus illustrations) so if the base info was wrong so were all the applications derived from it.
Cheers,
Mike
PS - can you tell me what model my Rolex is?
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 ...
It's a noble effort but I think it might be easier
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
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 ....
I did not forget ... I was ignorant - it's not quite the same thing :-)
Thank you, Nico! I have added them into the spreadsheet. Mike
Wow, good effort!
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!
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...
Beautiful dial!
Looks porcelain?!? Only way to know what reference it is, is to see what is engraved between the lugs. I'd love to add any new references to this catalog if you have the details.
My watch is reference 16030 perhaps from 1985, with Jubilee bracelet
Purchase photo from May 24, 2005 rear today's photo May 24, 2017 ...
I have seen only one other like it - on the wrist of a guy in a business meeting seated across the table from me
Today I went through all the 16030 models shown on Chrono24, and there was one watch with a similar dial, though different bracelet. Cazalea