"Pateted" Rolex - The Extension Clasp Misspell on the 9315 Bracelet | Inside Watches Bob's Watches

Welcome back to another installment of Inside Watches, where we share some of the best tips for building a valuable watch collection. Shop: https://www.bobswatches.com/luxury-watches/ Buy Pre-Owned Rolex: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/ No matter what your experience is, whether you’ve been collecting luxury watches for years or if you’re a beginner, our new series Watch Collecting Secrets will benefit you. We hope to shed some light on the lesser-known secrets and tips of watch collecting to help you curate the most valuable and diverse watch collection possible. Like this video and subscribe to the Bob’s Watches YouTube channel to receive notifications on future watch videos just like this one! Vintage Rolex watches with rare characteristics are hard for even the most experienced watch collectors to resist. They are unique, valuable, and often have an intriguing story to tell. In this video, we will be discussing a vintage watch collecting secret that is relatively well-known among the watch community, but what novice collectors might not already be aware of, and that is the Pateted Rolex. Yes, you read that right, “Pateted.” Pateted Rolex watches feature extension clasps stamped with “Pateted” instead of “Patented.” This small yet somewhat surprising typo equals big bucks if you know what to look for, and we’re here to help. The unusual misprint is found on 9315 Oyster bracelets with either 380 or 280 end links and extension clasps. It is located under