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Rolex Watch

By One4him, 5 June, 2025
Description

I'm not sure if this is a real Rolex. It says on the face of the watch, Rolex, Oyster perpetual, superlative chronomet'Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer, Officially Certified Swiss Made. Officially certified Swiss-made.On the back of the watch, it says Winner Rolex 24 Daytona 1992. It has an L on the back 

Category
Watches and Timepieces
Medium
Not sure if it is made of gold. Most likely not because the watch is not that heavy.
Distinguishing marks
It still had the plastic on the band.
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
The face is an 1 in diameter, the band is 6 inch clasp closed.
Date Period
1992
Weight
.23-24 oz
History
I'm just wanted to see if this watch is a real Rolex. I'm not able to find any numbers on the watch. It does work, it just needs a battery.
Price Paid (If known)
$35.00
For Sale?
No
Photos
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NaidaTheCollector

1 month 2 weeks ago

Watch Labeled Rolex Oyster Perpetual

📌 Summary

You have a gold-colored watch labeled Rolex Oyster Perpetual, with markings on the front reading:

  • “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified”
  • “Swiss Made”

The back is engraved:

  • "Winner Rolex 24 Daytona 1992"
  • With a decorative logo and an “L”

You mentioned:

  • It is lightweight and likely not solid gold
  • There is no serial or model number found
  • It runs on a battery
  • You purchased it for $35
  • It is in excellent condition, still with plastic on the band

🔍 Authenticity Assessment

❌ Strong Indicators This Is NOT a Genuine Rolex:

Feature

Analysis

Battery-operated movement

Real Rolex Oyster Perpetual watches use automatic movements, not quartz battery-powered.

Engraved case back

Most Rolex models have a smooth, unengraved stainless steel back. The “Winner Rolex 24 Daytona 1992” caseback is typical of replicas.

No serial/model numbers

Genuine Rolex watches have a model number between the lugs at 12 o’clock and a serial number at 6 o’clock (under the bracelet). The absence is a red flag.

Plastic wrap still on bracelet

Rolex watches are usually sold without plastic on the band, especially not low-grade plastic wraps. This is typical of aftermarket fakes.

Price

$35 is far below even the cost of a damaged Rolex. Real Rolex watches start at several thousand dollars.

 

🏷️ About the “Winner Rolex 24 Daytona 1992” Watches

  • These watches were not official Rolex releases.
  • Often created as novelty or commemorative replicas, typically sold or gifted as souvenirs.
  • Common in online marketplaces as replicas or homage watches, often with quartz movements.
  • Not considered collectible by Rolex or reputable auction houses.

💰 Current Market Value (As-Is, Non-Genuine)

Type

Estimate

Replica Rolex Daytona commemorative watch

$20 – $75 USD (based on condition and novelty)

 

These are not considered investment-grade and hold only decorative or novelty value.

✅ Recommendations

🔎 1. Confirm with a Professional Appraiser or Jeweler

To be 100% certain, take the watch to:

  • A certified watchmaker
  • A Rolex-authorized service center
  • Or an appraiser with horology experience

They can:

  • Open the caseback to check the movement
  • Examine serial/model engraving
  • Test metal content

🛡️ 2. If You're Curious About Material

Ask for a metal test to determine if it's gold-plated or brass.

📌 Final Verdict

Your watch is almost certainly a replica or novelty piece modeled after a Rolex design — specifically a commemorative "Winner Rolex 24 Daytona 1992" style. It is not a genuine Rolex, and its value is purely decorative or nostalgic.

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