Record every feature, even if they may seem trivial at first. A combination of the brand name and the watch’s details will likely lead you to your goal. If the model name on the dial is ambiguous or has become unrecognizable with age, make note of the watch’s features and details. Use Obvious Detailsīreitling Top Time Chronograph, Image: Christopher Beccan If this is the case and you still want to know exactly which edition you have so you can determine its value or age, there are a few more steps you will have to take. You will always find the same model name on its dial: “Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust”. An example of this is the popular Rolex Datejust. But there’s a catch: Some models come in countless variants and designs. If you’re lucky, you will now have a few names and terms you can use to determine the exact model. What’s more, this is also where you will often find its water resistance (e.g., “200m”) or other special features (e.g., Omega’s “Co-Axial” escapement). This will come in the form of either the model name or the movement (e.g., “Automatic”). With any luck, there will also be a clue as to the model above 6 o’clock. The manufacturer’s name can usually be found beneath the hour marker at 12 o’clock. The dial will normally tell you the watch’s brand and sometimes even its model name. Rolex Datejust with Jubilee Bracelet, Image: Bert Buijsrogge
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