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Old 12 February 2011, 05:55 AM   #8
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Hmmm...a blank caseback?!?!? I thought the caseback would be unscrewed and placed on the new case? Man, that wouldn't go over well with me if they sent it back blank though!
No, I heard the caseback was damaged and replaced.

I don't consider it bad at all. All Rolex cases have the serial number engraved on the case. The newer ones have it on the rehaut too.

Just don't damage your case and your fine!
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