Authentic day date quickset?

[GLADIATOR]

Originally Posted by Jnolte

Thanks for your input but I felt attacked ! Why you guys doubting me and clowning me when I came for legit input? I feel a lot of hate

well NO "hate" from me - I know "hate" on the internet, and its not pleasant.

I 'personally' have tried to answer your questions and repeat one of my previous posts

All I can say is that the case (back) "appears" to have the three gold assay marks - that is a good sign.
However, I can not see them in detail to be positive, and that would anyway ONLY cover the case. Nothing else.
In your case (example) I think I would insist on seeing the movement, as we know the dial, bezel (and possible bracelet) are not genuine Rolex!

adam

[crowncollection]

Originally Posted by Jnolte

Took it to my

Jewler it's legit

It's half legit. These appraisal from jewellers mean nothing. It does not mention the aftermarket band or dial. Hmmm real accurate isn't it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[jvmartin]

Most appraiser have GIA certification for stones.. this is of very little use when it comes to watches... I have yet to see a jeweler give a truly accurate appraisal

[Jnolte]

It's for insurance purposes

[Jnolte]

It mentions aftermarket dial
And bezel

[Jnolte]

Originally Posted by GLADIATOR

well NO "hate" from me - I know "hate" on the internet, and its not pleasant.

I 'personally' have tried to answer your questions and repeat one of my previous posts

No you have been helpful , im referring to others

[crowncollection]

Originally Posted by Jnolte

No you have been helpful , im referring to others

Nothing personal against you. I hate rubbish appraisals, these come from jewellery stores mostly. The appraiser does not mention the aftermarket dial or band unless there's more info on that appraisal than in your pic. Based on this "appraisal" a novice buyer will feel confident buying a watch like this with only an aftermarket diamond bezel mentioned, most presume the rest is OK which it's far from true. If they are not qualified to inspect a Rolex and report accurately they should not IMHO.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Jnolte]

[QUOTE=crowncollection;6536569]Nothing personal against you. I hate rubbish appraisals, these come from jewellery stores mostly. The appraiser does not mention the aftermarket dial or band unless there's more info on that appraisal than in your pic. Based on this "appraisal" a novice buyer will feel confident buying a watch like this with only an aftermarket diamond bezel mentioned, most presume the rest is OK which it's far from true. If they are not qualified to inspect a Rolex and report accurately they should not IMHO.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk[/QUOTE

These appraisals are for my insurance , I wouldn't sell a watch to somebody based on insurance appraisals as we all know they usually are double or triple