Guide To Buying Your First Rolex Part 2: What To Buy
What To Buy')">Recently, we spoke with the Rolex boutique in Beverly Hills, and they confirmed that Rolex has about 2,000 SKUs even though there are only a few product families to choose from. That effectively means that there are tons of available Rolex watches to choose from. And that doesn't even include Rolex's rather intense catalog of vintage and no-longer-produced models.Many people know they want a Rolex watch but aren't sure what model to get. Some people simply want the name on their wrist and are looking for the least expensive model. Other people have a closer connection with a specific model's history, or simply feel that one particular Rolex fits their lifestyle best. Even then, with all the options available, it can be difficult to decide what your first Rolex watch should be. So let's take a brief look at what Rolex watches are available, and how to satisfy the various reasons you may have to buy one.What Are You Looking For?As we discussed in Part 1 of the Guide To Buy

Production numbers
Is there a list anywhere as to how many of each model of watch is produced roo and rocThanks

AP RO Quantieme Perpetuel Authenticity Question
Hi guys,Completely noobie to AP, and am considering RO QP, haven't decided if I want it in steel or gold or two-tone. I've been doing some research on the various models available in the market and have come across a discrepancy in the logo font. Maybe some more experienced members can comment.These 2 examples have the same font:C-series in the upcoming Sotheby's auction:.sothebys/en/auctions/...68/lot.53.htmlD-series for sale:.watchuwant/watches/au...k#.VVwg4PmqpBcThis one in question. It is a C series but the logo is different and the sub dials are different..thebeautifulwatch/fr/...al-oak-qp.htmlCan anyone comment?

Chime In On A FC Chrono 44mm?
I've been looking for another watch to feed my habit and I've been offered a month old FC Chrono. I've never handled the watch. I have tried on an FC Diver and I liked it. That watch is now on the wrist of my friend YYZPAM. The price I'm quoted is OK not great. Any opinions from current and former owners? Now I'm being realistic and nothing is for ever. How was the watch to resell? I only ask because there are a few on the web that have been around for a long time.

Rolex Booklets/Manuals.
I wonder if anyone out there can help me understand the reference numbers given to the booklets/manuals that are issued by Rolex. I have just purchased a superb Datejust 16030 1988 and it came with everything except the Rolex booklet/manual and I am trying to workout which Datejust booklet(I.e 593.02 Eng -100-1.1988..?.) it should of had so I can possibly look to purchase a pre-used one....any help would be appreciated even if it is to understand what the numbers in the reference stand for. Thanks in advance.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk