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rolex dial on 28342 forum | rolex swap dials rolex dial on 28342 forum In the USA, and much of the remainder of the Rolex world, an RSC will under certain circumstances allow an owner, as part of a service order, pay an 'exchange' charge . Reliable and legible under all circumstances, the Explorer is one of Rolex’s first tool watches. Explorer II Thanks to its 24-hour display, the Explorer II accompanies those who venture into the unknown, where the boundary between day and night is blurred.

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In the USA, and much of the remainder of the Rolex world, an RSC will under certain circumstances allow an owner, as part of a service order, pay an 'exchange' charge .Generally you can go to ebay and search a specific movement + dial and get at least a dozen results. For the 2834-2 movement with fully spelled-out day, this isn't the case: there's . I intend to sell my Rolex Datejust Wimbledon, 41 mm in rose gold and steel, from the year 2022. The watch has been worn, and the dial shows signs of discoloration (purple .

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General question but how does the dial itself get small to large damages if the Crystal is there to protect it and nothing gets inside to touch the dial? I’ve seen a few with scratches on the dial . In the USA, and much of the remainder of the Rolex world, an RSC will under certain circumstances allow an owner, as part of a service order, pay an 'exchange' charge and obtain a dial different from the original. But, under no circumstances will that original dial be returned to the owner. Generally you can go to ebay and search a specific movement + dial and get at least a dozen results. For the 2834-2 movement with fully spelled-out day, this isn't the case: there's gaudy/ugly faux-rolex dials being sold with movements, and only a few other dials. I intend to sell my Rolex Datejust Wimbledon, 41 mm in rose gold and steel, from the year 2022. The watch has been worn, and the dial shows signs of discoloration (purple dial). Experts at Bucherer Lucerne have recommended that I auction the watch due to this rare purple dial discoloration. I'm reaching out to the community to understand:

Hello everyone, I’m planning on purchasing a Platinum DD and so far I think the new ice blue Roman dial is my top pick. I haven’t seen any incomings on here and was just wondering if anyone on the forum has purchased or seen one in person yet.

Managed to secure an OP34 Black Dial for my mother as a walk in yesterday, we will collect at the weekend for fitting etc. I think its a perfect daily wearer for her. Question or comment comes around the 34mm size. Dial dots don't work on the 2824 unless you eliminate the date wheel. You can use another dial with feet intact and make a backer that will work far better. You would eliminate the dial spacer. A lot of white dial watches use polished silver colored hands which can tend to get lost in the dial. A huge appeal to me on the Polar Explorer is the legibility. The white dial is so clean, and the black hands and markers make this watch easy to read the time in any setting.

General question but how does the dial itself get small to large damages if the Crystal is there to protect it and nothing gets inside to touch the dial? I’ve seen a few with scratches on the dial and even some where the colour is wearing out. Rolex Submariner 40mm Model 16610 stainless with black dial/bezel. This is a "X" serial dating it to 1991. It was serviced by an AD (David Gardners) in 6/2022 and also three links were added recently by the same AD. This now has 13 links for a larger wrist (original would have only had 12 I believe).No one is obligated to share their info but if you bought a new Rolex in 2022 and you'd like to participate, please make a top-level comment that includes: What watch did you buy? When? How long did you wait? Where are you? (Be as specific or nonspecific as you want, from continent to a specific AD) Any purchase history with that AD? In the USA, and much of the remainder of the Rolex world, an RSC will under certain circumstances allow an owner, as part of a service order, pay an 'exchange' charge and obtain a dial different from the original. But, under no circumstances will that original dial be returned to the owner.

Generally you can go to ebay and search a specific movement + dial and get at least a dozen results. For the 2834-2 movement with fully spelled-out day, this isn't the case: there's gaudy/ugly faux-rolex dials being sold with movements, and only a few other dials.

I intend to sell my Rolex Datejust Wimbledon, 41 mm in rose gold and steel, from the year 2022. The watch has been worn, and the dial shows signs of discoloration (purple dial). Experts at Bucherer Lucerne have recommended that I auction the watch due to this rare purple dial discoloration. I'm reaching out to the community to understand: Hello everyone, I’m planning on purchasing a Platinum DD and so far I think the new ice blue Roman dial is my top pick. I haven’t seen any incomings on here and was just wondering if anyone on the forum has purchased or seen one in person yet. Managed to secure an OP34 Black Dial for my mother as a walk in yesterday, we will collect at the weekend for fitting etc. I think its a perfect daily wearer for her. Question or comment comes around the 34mm size.

Dial dots don't work on the 2824 unless you eliminate the date wheel. You can use another dial with feet intact and make a backer that will work far better. You would eliminate the dial spacer.

A lot of white dial watches use polished silver colored hands which can tend to get lost in the dial. A huge appeal to me on the Polar Explorer is the legibility. The white dial is so clean, and the black hands and markers make this watch easy to read the time in any setting. General question but how does the dial itself get small to large damages if the Crystal is there to protect it and nothing gets inside to touch the dial? I’ve seen a few with scratches on the dial and even some where the colour is wearing out.

Rolex Submariner 40mm Model 16610 stainless with black dial/bezel. This is a "X" serial dating it to 1991. It was serviced by an AD (David Gardners) in 6/2022 and also three links were added recently by the same AD. This now has 13 links for a larger wrist (original would have only had 12 I believe).

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