PIECEID Explore checks
Rolex Reference Lab

Understand your Rolex.

First identify the claimed reference. Then inspect dial, case, bracelet, markings and provenance separately. Photos alone should not produce false certainty.

Photo preparation · On this device

Select photos to track your preparation. Files are not uploaded, analyzed or saved by PieceID. A selected photo is not verified evidence. Clear the list before leaving a shared device.

Choose a watch family

Prepare inspection photos

Use daylight, a plain background and unedited close-ups. Keep identifying documents redacted. Choose JPEG, PNG or WebP files up to 15 MB each.

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0 of 10 photo slots selected. Content has not been reviewed.

See an illustrative evidence record ↓

Illustrative record · Not your photos

EXAMPLE ONLY

Record the claimed identity

This fictional example demonstrates evidence categories. It is not a result for any selected photo or watch.

Reference familyClaim recorded
Dial configurationNot reviewed
Case / crown geometryNot reviewed
Bracelet / claspDetail requested
MovementNot inspected
ProvenanceUnverified

Demo only. For high-value transactions, professional physical inspection is strongly recommended.

Identify the reference first.

Do not open a watch or remove components for this checklist. Ask a qualified watchmaker for internal photographs and service findings.

Submariner reference guide

Document the claimed configuration and service history.

Daytona inspection guide

Dial, bezel, controls and movement questions in context.