[Question]Rolex oyster perpetual date
 

Well, hello to everyone, I'll like you to help me, my grandfather just left me a Rolex he had for many years but as I'm not an expert with this kind of watches, I'm wondering whether it is a real Rolex or not, because, well, as it is old, it doesn't look in a good condition; the part where the outer numbers are (don't know how is it called) looks washed out because of the use and well, I don't really think that's normal for a Rolex, but I really don't know, what do you guys think?

http://s30.postimg.org/lcdmeaso1/20140727_185530.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/6hp104j35/20140727_185538.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/rarfojbmp/20140727_185550.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/3l1zzud9d/20140727_185605.jpg
http://s30.postimg.org/t15vca3s1/20140727_185620.jpg

Sorry to inform you, but the watch is completely fake.

GH

Lot of grandfathers buying fake watches, lol.

Welcome to the forum family
Sorry to say its not a real GMT Master

no good sorry

Sorry, but fake.

Just for my education, what are the features or aspects of the picture that tell you it's a fake?

Ouch. Bad junker.

There is a lot of things wrong with this watches.
The easiest way to see its fake, is that the cyclops don't magnify.
The typeface on the date wheel is wrong.
The crown is too big.
The markers are off.

Date magnification on the cyclops being off was my first indication.

Another grandfather bought a fake watch? What a string of terrible luck for grandfathers. I don't believe they've ever purchased a legit watch.