Guru Help on rolex Certificate

[karljohan_88]

Hi

Please check out this certificate and see if this looks legit and if anyone seen something like it before.

My 2 concerns:

1. The certificate has country code 200 but is sold in Italy (Ancona), the seller says that this was not unusual in the 80`s.

2. See the punched holes, some of the numbers are missing holes, seller says that this is also not unusual.

Thanks for all good help i can get with this certificate!

[MonBK]

Looks good to me

[karljohan_88]

Thats good to hear, have you seen it before?

[john wick]

Originally Posted by karljohan_88

Hi

1. The certificate has country code 200 but is sold in Italy (Ancona), the seller says that this was not unusual in the 80`s.


Thanks for all good help i can get with this certificate!

normaly in the 70s n 80s that the greece LC200 was sold in italy. ne reason to get worry....

and yes, often seen before here in europe.

[karljohan_88]

Good! Because i already paid deposit, im gonna pick it up on monday. Have you ever seen that certificates ar not fully punched like this one?

[crowncollection]

Looks good


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[springer]

Originally Posted by crowncollection

Looks good


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X2. The country code seems to fluctuate with a few of the countries in Europe from that era. Also, not having a hole fully punched out in the serial number is not that uncommon - I've seen it several times in the past.

[ABCWatchWerks]

Seems fine to me.

[karljohan_88]

Thanks for the feedback! appreciate It!

[RGAmos]

Looks just like the certificate that came with my 1680/8 which I purchased new in Norway in 1974.

[karljohan_88]

Originally Posted by RGAmos

Looks just like the certificate that came with my 1680/8 which I purchased new in Norway in 1974.

Can i ask what you did in Norway in the 70`s? Oil/fishing i guess since you bought a Rolex(?)

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by karljohan_88

Can i ask what you did in Norway in the 70`s? Oil/fishing i guess since you bought a Rolex(?)

Is there anything else to do in Norway?

[karljohan_88]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Is there anything else to do in Norway?

Depends if you like "Brunost" or not

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by karljohan_88

Depends if you like "Brunost" or not

I love mesost.

[karljohan_88]

Originally Posted by MonBK

I love mesost.

Offcourse you do

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by karljohan_88

Offcourse you do

It has to be Fjällbrynt though as no other brand will do.

[karljohan_88]

Originally Posted by MonBK

It has to be Fjällbrynt though as no other brand will do.

That`s Swedish, then you haven`t tried Tine (Norwegian)