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Old 24 December 2021, 12:28 PM   #1
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Dial Change

Hi All,

I am just curious, if I were to send my rolex for a dial change at RSC, I understand that they will keep your original dial, give you the new one with charges of course and give you a serciving memo saying they change the dial blar blar blar...

But I am just wondering, will this affect the watch in any other ways like warranty or amything i did not foresee?
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Old 24 December 2021, 01:03 PM   #2
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Old 24 December 2021, 01:06 PM   #3
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Depends if the watch is considered vintage. For example if you replace a nipple dial on an old gmt for a service dial, it will kill the value. I did this before I new what I know now. I'm still kicking myself.
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Old 24 December 2021, 01:10 PM   #4
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Hi All,

I am just curious, if I were to send my rolex for a dial change at RSC, I understand that they will keep your original dial, give you the new one with charges of course and give you a serciving memo saying they change the dial blar blar blar...

But I am just wondering, will this affect the watch in any other ways like warranty or amything i did not foresee?
If it’s a contemporary Rolex from say 2005 until today it won’t affect anything. Because you’re referring to warranty, I’m guessing the watch is less than 5 years old. In which case it won’t affect anything, neither remaining warranty nor outgoing vakue of the watch (unless you add a more sought after dial or conversely add a less desired dial)
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Old 24 December 2021, 01:23 PM   #5
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From what I understand, Rolex will only change dials with other types that were originally offered with that reference? For instance, they won't install an ice blue dial onto your SS black dial Daytona. I believe this is true?
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Old 24 December 2021, 09:38 PM   #6
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From what I understand, Rolex will only change dials with other types that were originally offered with that reference? For instance, they won't install an ice blue dial onto your SS black dial Daytona. I believe this is true?
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Old 24 December 2021, 09:52 PM   #7
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Did RSC do that for you? or you sourced the dial and got it done independently.?

I dont think they would.
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Old 24 December 2021, 11:06 PM   #8
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From what I understand, Rolex will only change dials with other types that were originally offered with that reference? For instance, they won't install an ice blue dial onto your SS black dial Daytona. I believe this is true?
That’s true.


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Did RSC do that for you? or you sourced the dial and got it done independently.?



I dont think they would.

No RSC won’t do that - lots of people have independent watchmakers who can swap a dial. The difficulty is getting a genuine one.


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Old 25 December 2021, 01:26 PM   #9
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From what I understand, Rolex will only change dials with other types that were originally offered with that reference? For instance, they won't install an ice blue dial onto your SS black dial Daytona. I believe this is true?

That’s correct, RSC will only offer you dials that were available for your specific model


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That’s correct, RSC will only offer you dials that were available for your specific model


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True , but IF you have a source for the genuine goodies you can have some great fun with a “modular” watch like the 116519
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True , but IF you have a source for the genuine goodies you can have some great fun with a “modular” watch like the 116519

True! but unfortunately most of us don’t have those connections


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Old 24 December 2021, 03:24 PM   #12
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If you’re doing the dial change directly at Rolex- why would it affect the warranty?


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