Certina Serial Number Check
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Research the manufacturer to find the meaning of the serial number. Some manufacturers, such as Bulova, have unique identifiers in their serial numbers. For example, beginning in the 1950s, Bulova began using a combination of letters and numbers to indicate the year of manufacture; an L stood for 1950, so L5 means the watch was made in 1955.Buy WatchesDate your watchCertina Serial Number System - Other Affordable Watch Brands ...
*Certina watches boast remarkable longevity, as evidenced by the large selection of well-maintained vintage models on Chrono24. There are plenty of pieces from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, as well as classics from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.
*Certina always had branded and non branded watches side by side but generally a higher grade movement is used in branded models. What you can do is to look at the serial number and on 60’s models case backs look for a number that starts with 58 as this is the top of the line 25-651 automatic movement used from the late 50’s to the late 70’s.
*To check the serial number, do an online search or call a customer service representative. Certina serial numbers by year While Omega keeps the serial number on the inside of the backcase Certina leaves the serial number visible on the out site of the watch back case accompanied with a reference.
*Certina 25-671 From 1972: Certina 25-681: 36 x 40 x 11 LW: 18: Case 20 micron gold plated Date without quickset Various dial versions About from 1970 to 1973: 288 Automatic “Certidate” 5810 810: Certina 25-671 From 1972: Certina 25-681: 36 x 40 x 11 LW: 18: Case and dial 18 ct. Yellow gold Date without quickset About from 1970 to 1973: 288.Dating your Accutron is really quite a simple procedure. Bulova mark there dates using a date code system . This can be found on the back of the case and on the movement. No need to worry about long serial numbers on these!The code consists of one letter and one number, eg. M7. They used the letter M to signify the decade 1960 to the end of 1969, and the letter N to indicate 1970 to the end of 1979. The digit represents the actual year in that decade. Therefore, M7 is interpreted as 1967.L=1950s, M=1960s, N=1970s example: L3=1953, M4=1964, N5=1975, etc. It is possible that you may have a watch in which the date code on the movement is different to the date code on the case. That is common, however, it has been known to never seen an original watch that had a variation of more than one year. If you see one that has three or more years difference in the date codes, I suggest that the watch has been re-cased or made from 2 separate watches. This probably doesn’t really matter unless you are a serious collector and are only interested in completely original items. The dates codes started in 1948 with’A8’ and carried on in sequence with a few exceptions , they missed O out I suppose because of the confusion with zero and then missed ’Q,R and S’ out for what reason I don’t know maybe someone at bulova just didn’t like those letters , after 1999 to my knowledge they reverted back to the ’A’ series numbers again I’m not a 100% percent sure but I had a very modern quartz bulova which clearly beared a date code of ’A0’ so that’s what I’m baseing it onLIST OF DATE CODES FOUND ON BULOVAS FROM 1948 UNTIL THE MODERN DAYCertina Watch Serial Number Check
A8 = 1948
N5 =1975
A9 = 1949
N6 =1976
L0 = 1950
N7 =1977
L1 =1951
N8 =1978
L2 =1952
N9 =1979
L3 =1953
P0 =1980
L4 =1954
P1 =1981
L5 =1955
P2 =1982
L6 =1956
P3 =1983
L7 =1957
P4 =1984
L8 =1958
P5 =1985
L9 =1959
P6 =1986
M0 =1960
P7 =1987
M1 =1961
P8 =1988
M2 =1962
P9 =1989
M3 =1963
T0 =1990
M4 =1964
T1=1991
M5 =1965
T2 =1992
M6=1966
T3 =1993
M7 =1967
T4 =1994
M8 =1968
T5 =1995
M9 =1969
T6 =1996
N0 =1970
T7 =1997
N1 =1971
T8 =1998
N2 =1972
T9 =1999
N3 =1973
A0 = 2000
N4 =1974
A1 = 2001Please remember that this is just an approximate guide and can not be used as a 100% accurate outlook as per how old your watch might be.Should you require a more conclusive valuation of your time piece then please do not hesitate to email us. To determine the approximate age of your watch, the serial number should be located either on the case back or on the inside of the watch stamped oto the movementSimply match up the number on the watch to the nearest number on this page to determine the APPROXIMATE age.[American Waltham |Audemars Piguet| Blancpain | Breitling|Bulova | Cartier |Corum| Ellesse|Fortis][Girard Perregaux|Gucci |IWC|Jaeger le Coultre|Longines][Movado|Oris|Omega| Patek Phillipe|Rolex|Seiko | Tag Heuer]
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Research the manufacturer to find the meaning of the serial number. Some manufacturers, such as Bulova, have unique identifiers in their serial numbers. For example, beginning in the 1950s, Bulova began using a combination of letters and numbers to indicate the year of manufacture; an L stood for 1950, so L5 means the watch was made in 1955.Buy WatchesDate your watchCertina Serial Number System - Other Affordable Watch Brands ...
*Certina watches boast remarkable longevity, as evidenced by the large selection of well-maintained vintage models on Chrono24. There are plenty of pieces from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, as well as classics from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.
*Certina always had branded and non branded watches side by side but generally a higher grade movement is used in branded models. What you can do is to look at the serial number and on 60’s models case backs look for a number that starts with 58 as this is the top of the line 25-651 automatic movement used from the late 50’s to the late 70’s.
*To check the serial number, do an online search or call a customer service representative. Certina serial numbers by year While Omega keeps the serial number on the inside of the backcase Certina leaves the serial number visible on the out site of the watch back case accompanied with a reference.
*Certina 25-671 From 1972: Certina 25-681: 36 x 40 x 11 LW: 18: Case 20 micron gold plated Date without quickset Various dial versions About from 1970 to 1973: 288 Automatic “Certidate” 5810 810: Certina 25-671 From 1972: Certina 25-681: 36 x 40 x 11 LW: 18: Case and dial 18 ct. Yellow gold Date without quickset About from 1970 to 1973: 288.Dating your Accutron is really quite a simple procedure. Bulova mark there dates using a date code system . This can be found on the back of the case and on the movement. No need to worry about long serial numbers on these!The code consists of one letter and one number, eg. M7. They used the letter M to signify the decade 1960 to the end of 1969, and the letter N to indicate 1970 to the end of 1979. The digit represents the actual year in that decade. Therefore, M7 is interpreted as 1967.L=1950s, M=1960s, N=1970s example: L3=1953, M4=1964, N5=1975, etc. It is possible that you may have a watch in which the date code on the movement is different to the date code on the case. That is common, however, it has been known to never seen an original watch that had a variation of more than one year. If you see one that has three or more years difference in the date codes, I suggest that the watch has been re-cased or made from 2 separate watches. This probably doesn’t really matter unless you are a serious collector and are only interested in completely original items. The dates codes started in 1948 with’A8’ and carried on in sequence with a few exceptions , they missed O out I suppose because of the confusion with zero and then missed ’Q,R and S’ out for what reason I don’t know maybe someone at bulova just didn’t like those letters , after 1999 to my knowledge they reverted back to the ’A’ series numbers again I’m not a 100% percent sure but I had a very modern quartz bulova which clearly beared a date code of ’A0’ so that’s what I’m baseing it onLIST OF DATE CODES FOUND ON BULOVAS FROM 1948 UNTIL THE MODERN DAYCertina Watch Serial Number Check
A8 = 1948
N5 =1975
A9 = 1949
N6 =1976
L0 = 1950
N7 =1977
L1 =1951
N8 =1978
L2 =1952
N9 =1979
L3 =1953
P0 =1980
L4 =1954
P1 =1981
L5 =1955
P2 =1982
L6 =1956
P3 =1983
L7 =1957
P4 =1984
L8 =1958
P5 =1985
L9 =1959
P6 =1986
M0 =1960
P7 =1987
M1 =1961
P8 =1988
M2 =1962
P9 =1989
M3 =1963
T0 =1990
M4 =1964
T1=1991
M5 =1965
T2 =1992
M6=1966
T3 =1993
M7 =1967
T4 =1994
M8 =1968
T5 =1995
M9 =1969
T6 =1996
N0 =1970
T7 =1997
N1 =1971
T8 =1998
N2 =1972
T9 =1999
N3 =1973
A0 = 2000
N4 =1974
A1 = 2001Please remember that this is just an approximate guide and can not be used as a 100% accurate outlook as per how old your watch might be.Should you require a more conclusive valuation of your time piece then please do not hesitate to email us. To determine the approximate age of your watch, the serial number should be located either on the case back or on the inside of the watch stamped oto the movementSimply match up the number on the watch to the nearest number on this page to determine the APPROXIMATE age.[American Waltham |Audemars Piguet| Blancpain | Breitling|Bulova | Cartier |Corum| Ellesse|Fortis][Girard Perregaux|Gucci |IWC|Jaeger le Coultre|Longines][Movado|Oris|Omega| Patek Phillipe|Rolex|Seiko | Tag Heuer]
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