16520 Warranty Translation Booklet Code

[Pocosso]

Guys,

for a 564.00.1U warrantie, witch transation booklet code should I have?

[MonBK]

What kind of Rolex is a 564.00.10?

[Pocosso]

The watch is a Daytona 16520 Black, 1999. 564.00.1U is the code of the warranty.
It must correspond the code of translation booklet.

[MonBK]

Ok, if you say so.

[GGGMT]

Originally Posted by Pocosso

Guys,



for a 564.00.1U warrantie, witch transation booklet code should I have?

Not following this.

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by GGGMT

Not following this.

Don't worry, you're not alone.

[Pocosso]

The reference number of the warranty document is 564.00.1U, this number must match the reference number on the translation little booklet.
This number vary in relation os the year, to be considered a "Full Set" the numbers must match, I would like to know with Translation Booklet reference number would match the Warranty reference.

[springer]

Originally Posted by Pocosso

The reference number of the warranty document is 564.00.1U, this number must match the reference number on the translation little booklet.
This number vary in relation os the year, to be considered a "Full Set" the numbers must match, I would like to know with Translation Booklet reference number would match the Warranty reference.

Good luck. Never, ever heard of this before.

Here are several document numbers (found in the bottom right corner of the warranty paper) from my library of warranty papers - all with U serial numbers.

564.06 4U, SOLD (NOT DATED)
564.06.10 U, SOLD (NOT DATED)
564.06 11 T, SOLD 1999
564.06 4U, SOLD 1999
564.06.10S, SOLD 1999
564.06.10S, SOLD 1998
564.06.75.1.97 SOLD (NOT DATED)
564.00.6T, SOLD 1999
564.00.6T, SOLD 1999

[GGGMT]

That is not a reference I’ve ever been familiar with. It looks more like a code on a box?

[GGGMT]

Ah, interesting Springer. Sounds like u might have unraveled the mystery.

[Wiener48]

Help, also not understand. Always asked myself what the numbers are good for on the back of the translation booklets.

[Pocosso]

Originally Posted by springer

Good luck. Never, ever heard of this before.

Here are several document numbers (found in the bottom right corner of the warranty paper) from my library of warranty papers - all with U serial numbers.

564.06 4U, SOLD (NOT DATED)
564.06.10 U, SOLD (NOT DATED)
564.06 11 T, SOLD 1999
564.06 4U, SOLD 1999
564.06.10S, SOLD 1999
564.06.10S, SOLD 1998
564.06.75.1.97 SOLD (NOT DATED)
564.00.6T, SOLD 1999
564.00.6T, SOLD 1999

Exactly,
if you check the Translation Book, has a corresponding number, for every warranty there is a corresponding number on the translation booklet.

[Wiener48]

Help needed, so what will be the correct one for a 1972 GMT?
Thanks

[springer]

Originally Posted by Wiener48

Help needed, so what will be the correct one for a 1972 GMT?
Thanks

1972 had a translation paper not a translation booklet. The translation paper is a single sheet of paper that is folded several times to fit inside the box. The single sheet translation paper is totally different than the translation booklets that appeared from 1980 on up.

[Wiener48]

Originally Posted by springer

1972 had a translation paper not a translation booklet. The translation paper is a single sheet of paper that is folded several times to fit inside the box. The single sheet translation paper is totally different than the translation booklets that appeared from 1980 on up.

My mistake, sorry yes, totaly correct. Thank you ;-)

[PVR]

564.00 is a 2000 book. You could use a 2000 Cosmograph book or even a 1999 would be correct and possible depending on date of sale and serial Letter.

I am guessing you have a P serial, so 99/2000 would be correct.

[Wiener48]

Help needed again, for a 1997 Daytona U Series 16520, what would be correct? Thanks for helping.

[Pocosso]

Witch is the code that you have on the right corner of the Warranty?

[Wiener48]

Originally Posted by Pocosso

Witch is the code that you have on the right corner of the Warranty?

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Thank you