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How are the dials made
I can visualize the construction of most of the parts, but as I look at the various dials, I wonder how they are assembled.
For example, position markers on a dial. Are they silver soldered, glued, etc. prior to the application of illumination material. Same with the crown logo. Lettering is I supposed "tamped" on with a rubber or other reverse stamp? Don't worry, I'm not setting up a fab. Just curious. Thanks |
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The back side of these dials should give you an idea of how the indices are attached.
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Authentic Rolex Dial vs. Aftermarket or Custom
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Thanks for the information about how the dials are made, but I was wondering if you could give some quick tips on identifying Authentic (Factory) Dials vs. Custom or Aftermarket Dials. I recently changed the dial in a watch I purchased, and on the back the markings are Rolex with a crown on each side of the Rolex word and belwo a number 1 with some space and then the numbers 1498, I have attached an image of the stampings, the Crowns do not have the oval bottoms, not sure if they have been rubbed off, but seems odd to me?
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