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amb123 · 30 July 2011, 01:20 AM

Rolex tech told me that the dial had 2 "spots" on it. I couldn't really see them.

Fyi: The hands were visibily scratched (so I am having these replaced). However, to me, this could suggest that the dial may not be correct or original to the watch (as there would be no reason for the hands to be scratched unless they had been handled improperly)...

I suppose the safest thing to do is to simply keep the existing dial, but I still wanted to try to confirm whether or not this was the correct dial.

Many thanks.

30 July 2011, 01:20 AM	#31
amb123 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: New York Posts: 4	Rolex tech told me that the dial had 2 "spots" on it. I couldn't really see them. Fyi: The hands were visibily scratched (so I am having these replaced). However, to me, this could suggest that the dial may not be correct or original to the watch (as there would be no reason for the hands to be scratched unless they had been handled improperly)... I suppose the safest thing to do is to simply keep the existing dial, but I still wanted to try to confirm whether or not this was the correct dial. Many thanks.

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