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9 January 2011, 12:24 PM
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help with older plated oyster please
A friend just purchased an older, at least 1960's, Oyster Perpetual. It is most definetly gold plated. There are markings between both upper and lower lugs however they look as if they were inscribed by hand. Is that normal for that age of Rolex? Also when looking at the dial of the watch it can be seen, though not easily, that not all of the letters are in a completely straight line. Some letters are maybe 1/2mm lower than others. I am not personally comfortable with this level of imperfections on a Rolex but I know absolutely nothing about old Rolex's. Any help is appreciated. Thank you
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9 January 2011, 12:31 PM
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Real Name: Eddie
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Welcome to the Forum.
In the absence of pix I can't even imagine what this watch looks like and so am unable to give you any help - sorry. 
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9 January 2011, 12:41 PM
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picture
This is not the exact watch but this is EXACTLY what it looks like
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