What is included with a full set Rolex?

In this video our Watch Expert Angus, explains what is included in a full set Rolex.

Hi, my name is Angus from the Ramsdens watch department. In this video, we're going to be talking about what is a full set with a Rolex watch. First of all, if you have purchased a watch which has a full set, you will receive the inner box, outer box, and white sleeve. So, to unbox the box, we'll get the cream outer box. And you'll be greeted by the green wave box. Then when you open the watch, you'll be greeted by the watch in the center and in a full set. You will have the two swing tags. You will have the green superlative of chronometer Geneva seal tag. You'll also receive the white tag which features the watches model number, serial number, and also the dial code which is very important if you purchasing a watch with a particularly desirable dial like this discontinued green palm motif. So, as you can see here, the dial code on the card says 0019, which would denote a green palm motif dial with a Jubilee bracelet. Now, for example, if you did purchase the watch and this white swing tag would say 00005 on the code with the palm motif dial, you would know that the dialer being swapped as the triple05 code would denote a blue button dial on a Jubilee bracelet. Now then, when you open the back of the watch, back of the watch box, you will be greeted by the international warranty card, the date of purchase, model, and serial number, the green leather wallet, which includes the guarantee service manual with all the locations of the service centers, and also the instructions booklet. Right. And then there's also if you have purchased the watch as a full set, it's also important to check that the watch has the correct amount of links. This example Jubilee bracelet on a 126 200 reference should count 20 links, which will be easy countable from the end link to the clasp on either side. The count on this watch being 12 on this side and eight on the other.