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Help with 1675 Nipple Dial and hands
Hi, hope everyone is well.
I’m looking for opinions regarding the authenticity of this dial. The back is stamped SINGER repeatedly in a linear manner. My biggest concerns are the lume color in both the plots and the hands. Thanks for any help.IMG_4022.jpg IMG_4020.jpg IMG_4019.jpg |
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Additional image. The lume does not shine in the dark. Though it hasn’t been tested with UV.IMG_4025.jpg
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Not an expert but the dial does look like it's for a late model 1675/3 with applied crown. There is another thread on the forum specifically asking whether the sunburst dial is a service option or original for the 1675/3 s the early versions are matt. I do know that Singer was one of the dial manufacturer's Rolex used. The 24 hour hand looks strange. The stem looks too fat with the triangle outline matching the width of the stem but like I said, I am not an expert. Better pics of the hands would be warranted as it is hard to see anything. Hopefully Springer will comment on this for you. Good luck!
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Thank you very much for your answer. The sunburst was also a big question mark for me. I’ll get more photos of the hands. |
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A few other posts on the forum that discuss this topic.
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=495370 https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=692513 https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=801057 |
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It appears to be an original and later 1675 dial - based on what I see as paint loss discoloration or corrosion around some of the markers. I've never seen a fake dial mimic the corrosion or discoloration around markers like found on this watch.
I can't help with the hands based on the photos. Grab a UV light and see what happens with the hands when you light 'em up.
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The hands turn green after exposure to regular light. But the dial doesn’t. |
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Heavily patined markers or hands, when viewed under a UV light, do not glow as white as hands/dials without much patina but these patined hands do have a distinct visible glow. Do some research here on the forum and elsewhere regarding tritium and the various types and characteristics of tritium.
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Help with 1675 Nipple Dial and hands
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Thank you for the detailed response. The dial only glows when exposed to UV light. The hands glow under regular lights. Both turn into a greenish tone. Will do more research on this. Was curious on why the lumes don’t look with much patina as others. Does this mean that the dial might be genuine while the hands are not? Will attach more images of the hands me Thanks, Fran |
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