You are absolutely right.

By the way: whether you like it or not, if there has been condensation occuring inside this watch case, the stains on the dial will most likely be permanent and not removable.
After you had your watch cleaned and dried - that´s if there really is condensation inside it - you can either live with the stains on the dial or have it replaced by, I dare to say it, a new dial with Super-Luminova markers.

(In general I can say, that in any case where I came across dials with stains like the ones on your dial, water penetration had occured somewhen in the past. Maybe the watch still is waterproof after the Service at Wempe and you just did not notce the stains before meaning that they have been there before the service and the former owner didn´t bother to have the dial changed.)


In any case, I would take the watch to an authorized Rolex distributor and have it checked.

Hope my opinion will help you at least a little bit.

Best regards,
Oliver