Here's a good link... but it does not include the current ball, which came out in '13 and has the arrows partially shaded.

These 2013 pro v's are amazing.  They are so durable! 

Hopefully these will help..

PRO V1 392 ... 2000 - January 2001
< PRO V1 . 392 > ... February 2001 - January 2003
< . PRO V1 392 . > ... February 2003 - January 2005
< PRO V1 - 392 > ... February 2005 - January 2007
<----- Pro V1 -----> ... February 2007 - January 2009
< . ----- Pro V1 ----- . > ... February 2009 - present

We also released the Pro V1 Star and X which have the following
side-stamps in the order-of-release:

< Pro V1 * 392 > ... February 2001 - January 2003
< . Pro V1x 332 . > ... February 2003 - January 2005
< Pro V1x - 332 > ... February 2005 - January 2007
<----- Pro V1x ------> February 2007 - January 2009
< . ----- Pro V1x ----- . > ... February 2009 - present

2007   <----PRO V1---->
2009  <dot---PRO V1---dot>
2011  <----PRO V1---->

It's interesting to see how far the ProV has come.  I don't remember the 1999 version (I think I was still playing Professional 90's), but the 2001 was a game changer.  I really liked the 2009 version, and  held on to those for awhile.  I love the newest version with the white AIM line- best V yet.  The ProV will always be the best ball in the game because it's continually improving.  Kudos to the R&D down in Acushnet 

Thanks this is very helpful

Richy Procter

Does anyone know in what year did the Pro V 1 lose the equator where the stamp use to be?