Rolex Product Information Cards

[xǝloɹ]

I thought others might like to see what the AD employees used for the Rolex watch line, it is a "cheat sheet" that helps the employee's sell/educate the Rolex watches to the customers.

The information includes the in depth setting the complications of all of the Rolex watches which is really interesting to read.

This is the real Rolex cards, not a fake or a reproduction, it is a great tool for the Rolex collector, it has all of the product codes for every Rolex watch made for the year it was printed.

I just wish they had made these in the 1980's, mine is from 2001 approximately.

I have collected this type of information for my 5513 when I was determining just what year I wanted and having the Rolex issued booklets with photographs you can almost make a sure bet it will be correct.

The Rolex product information for 1988,1989 does not have the 5133 photo or information. I have the dealership catalog and it is missing, as other catalog of 1988,1989.

I got the idea from:

http://www.minus4plus6.com/dealercards.htm

That has some more in depth photos of an earlier Rolex product Information Cards or Dealer Cards.

[SPACE-DWELLER]

Superb looking info charts!

I had one similar to it on the Watch List on eBay... also bid on it but got outbid in the last seconds of the auction!

[SSD]

I had a catalog obtained from an AD in 1988, I think it was. All the references were laid out with the specs and some very fine photography.

I have no idea what I ever did with it...

Hang on to those, they are excellent! I'd love to run across some one day!

[RW16610]

Those are pretty cool, I should eventually add one to my collection some day.

[xǝloɹ]

Those are pretty cool, I should eventually add one to my collection some day.

Took me a year to find this one.

[RW16610]

Yeah I have managed to get my hands on a few (more common items) but this is one for sure that I have never even seen listed on any forum, through any accessory sellers that had AD's before or anything. That for sure will be worth holding onto for a very long time. Having stuff like that is fun not just to look at but the feeling of achievement or what not that you get after finally getting your hands on it can be quite