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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lucille.b, post: 395, member: 51&quot;]Bev, ID-ing these Rolex watches is a real learning curve.&nbsp; And removing the back is non-trivial.&nbsp;&nbsp; I am no expert, but picked up a Rolex a few months ago in a mixed bag of jewelry at an estate, and went through much of what you are going through.&nbsp; How to get the back off?&nbsp; With mine, could not see how to do it, so went to Youtube and here I found someone selling a machine that removes the back.&nbsp; It is not straight forward.&nbsp; And if you have a real Rolex, you certainly don&#039;t want to damage it by doing it wrong.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Is there anyone who can test the metal content of the band?&nbsp;&nbsp; If that comes back as gold, I believe that means it is real&nbsp; --can&#039;t imagine there were copies made in 14k or 18k.&nbsp; Alternatively you might check the diamonds.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think that would be the most efficient way to begin.&nbsp; &nbsp; Numbers can be copied, these fakes were elaborate and information about how to determine what is and isn&#039;t authentic is all over the map.&nbsp; &nbsp; Best of luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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