Small misalignments!

[vman]

But back to the subject: misalignments on Rolex seem to be okay. Up until recently, even Rolex.com had misalignments visible in the official pics, like the crown not aligning with the 12 o'clock mark. Want to avoid that? Inspect watches in person before making a purchase or deal with sellers who will accept a return for any reason.

[swils8610]

Wear and enjoy it the way it is.


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[Old Geezer]

That watch is fine. Really your watch is fine. Don't mess with trying to correct those details or you may have greater issues to worry about like scratches resulting from unnecessarily trying to correct those you have seen.

[godowning]

Sorry, but these types of posts are ridiculous. Enjoy your new watch. Stop looking for supposed imperfections.

[jstan9]

Originally Posted by Tazmo

I recently purchased a new 116613LB from a dealer on this forum. I noticed that the date is slightly misaligned. A little too low. Not perfectly centered. Nor is the 12 o-clock marker perfectly aligned with the crown on the rehaut. Once I noticed these misalignments I can't stop seeing them every time I look at my time piece. Is this something RSC or local AD can correct? Below is a picture. It looks worse in person though.

I'm no expert but I don't see anything, even at this mag which tends to greatly exaggerate issues like micro scratches.


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[jstan9]

Originally Posted by jstan9

I'm no expert but I don't see anything, even at this mag which tends to greatly exaggerate issues like micro scratches.


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I guess my advice is just enjoy your stunning and beautiful watch!

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