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29 September 2023, 03:16 AM
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Rhodium vs Slate
Good afternoon. I am curious. I just took delivery from an AD on what I thought was a slate dial for a DJ 41 with diamond markers.....
I had a DJ 2 with Rhodium diamond dial that I have had for over 10 yrs. Isnt the slate dial supposed to be a bit darker then the rhodium??? I will probably go to an AD and see if they have this watch on display and make the comparison. Just thought I would ask here. Thanks for the feedback. |
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29 September 2023, 03:40 AM
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I just sold my DJ II with rhodium diamond dial that I also had for close to 10 years.
To my knowledge the newer slate dial is different than the older rhodium dial was but I could be wrong. |
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29 September 2023, 03:58 AM
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Had a slate DJ and rhodium DJ. The color is definitely different. But I would say Slate was LIGHTER than rhodium. I’ll try and find a pic…
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29 September 2023, 04:05 AM
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Best I could find but yes, rhodium is like a metallic sunburst charcoal. Slate was more much more gray.
Top pic of slate DJ31. Bottom is DJ36 rhodium. |
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29 September 2023, 05:35 AM
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My understanding is that rhodium and slate are exactly the same. Just a name change.
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29 September 2023, 05:41 AM
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Isn’t slate also the Wimbledon dial?
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29 September 2023, 06:07 AM
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I have often wondered about the difference between the two. I have a transitional YM40 with the new 70-hour movement but prior to the transition to Slate. The Rhodium dial is a beautiful dark great that absolutely comes alive in the light. Here is what mine looks like...
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29 September 2023, 06:18 AM
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It would have been odd for Rolex to call the same colour two different names. They are different. |
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29 September 2023, 06:49 AM
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29 September 2023, 07:32 AM
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I agree with you. The reality is, I updated to the slate, as a client of mine had one in Honolulu and it looked a bit darker then the rhodium that i had with the DJ2.
Even the bill from the AD, lists the watch as Dark Rhodium, but on Rolex.com it is slate. This is perplexing.....LOL |
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