How to crack the Rolex Clasp code?

ROLEX CLASP CODE TABLE

The Rolex Clasp Code: A Detail That Reveals Much More Than It Seems

Every Rolex watch tells a story, and even the clasp can reveal crucial details about the bracelet's production period.

On the inside of the clasp, Rolex engraves a code composed of a letter and a number (e.g., V3, T1, X2):

• The letter indicates the year of production
• The number indicates the month

For example, a V3 code corresponds to March 1996, while X9 indicates September 1999.

This often overlooked detail is crucial for verifying the consistency between the bracelet and the case.
A bracelet produced long after the case may suggest a replacement or non-coeval assembly.

It's important to remember that the clasp code refers to the year the watch was released on the market, which is why you may find clasps from after the case's production date.

On Watch And Check, you can easily compare clasp, case, and bracelet codes to determine if your watch is made from original parts from the correct era.

CLASP TABLE ROLEX