Serial numbers - how do they work on reps?

[k4jun]

Hi Guys,
I am still new in reps, only one which I own is cheapo quartz speedy. As this is cheapo it does not have any serial number, which I really do not mind.

This may be rep 101 question but haven't found it in 'search' so let me ask here - how does it look like in case of more expensive reps?
I mean Noobs/BPs. Do all Noob liquidemetals come come with same serial number e.g "12345678", while e.g. V6F will go with e.g "45678901" ?, and so on.
Or are the numbers completely random? Seriously, how does it work in practice?

Please educate me.

Thanks

 

[marrickville]

Most serial numbers correspond to a genuine piece at some point. They are usually period too - for Omega replicas anyway.

I'm thinking of the SMP, PO, etc.

 

[Killingsworth]

IMHO they have all the same number...

 

[trailboss99]

Some of the more expensive reps have differing serials. For example the first batch of AP Montauk Highways had serials from 1 to 300 like the gens. A lot of PAMs have different serials but you won't be the only person with that serial.

 

[k4jun]

Thanks All
I bought two BP CrSMP, blue and black one - both came with the same number, but I do not know how to read modern Omega numbers so cannot tell does the number make any sense.