Macroshots of dial of Submariner 1680

[ehemaliges mitglied]

I took these shots recently of a dial for a Submariner 1680. Hope you guys like it and that my pics or not too large.


http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m251/redsub2006/0rolex1680dial004.jpg

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m251/redsub2006/0rolex1680dial033.jpg

[Hannibal]

Hello Boris,
nice pics :gut: .
I hope to see pics of your watches soon. ;)
Kind regards
Volker

[ehemaliges mitglied]

Well, I hope to see you soon in Canada if not before. Will bring some watches along... :jump: :jump: :jump:

[Hannibal]

I hope to see you too. :]
You will bring me some watches? Nice idea, but one Rolex will be enough. ;)
Kind regards
Volker

[maut]

nice pics of a nice dial, but i thought macro is something else... ;)

[ehemaliges mitglied]

And a real sub dial seams also to be something else...
(at least if you follow the opinions on the dial in the german speaking branch)

[ehemaliges mitglied]

Hi Guys,

I just checked what you guys wrote in the German forum, and for now, I am stunned. Obviously, I am withdrawing this dial from selling it. I am actualy taking it to my Rolex certified watchmaker here in Chicago and will have it checked out. I do not want to sell a fake dial, that would be highly embarassing for me. I will keep you updated on the progress. It will take some time, I am under stress right now. Thanks for the comments though. What a challenge to find a good vintage dial. I got this dial from a pretty welknown greymarket dealer in the US. Well, we will see what I can find out.

[jholbrook]

I hope you come out OK on this Boris!

[ehemaliges mitglied]

I got in touch with the seller of this dial and he is taking the dial back and reimbursing me. So I got lucky I guess?

Another example of "buy the seller, not the item". The dial is definately not genuine.

Thanks to this forum and the guys who told me.