dirty spots on my rolex dial what are they | Do Rolex dials age? dirty spots on my rolex dial what are they It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in quotations because I am not sure what it really is. The speck was not there before (see photos below) and the watch . Learn about the history, design, and collectibility of Rolex watches from the 1970s, including the quartz crisis, the Explorer II, and the Stella dials. Find out how to id.
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It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in quotations because I am not sure what it really is. The speck was not there before (see photos below) and the watch . Probably a sign that the clear coat layer is peeling and lifting. That watch is probably at least 30 years old, and this is probably to be expected. I have an Air-King that is . You won't get the patina on modern Rolex - they use chromalight (superluminova) as opposed to tritium. Look at the bottom of the dial - if it says t<25 this will generally patinaOnce you leave it too long moisture starts to get in and corrosion starts. Also watch parts wear and there’s dust inside the watch from that. Shocks can also do things like knock the hands off .
I had my older Rolex serviced at AD, and when I went to pick it up I noticed a little speck of dust on the dial, so I just told the service guy. He was really nice and took it to the back for maybe .
It looks like whatever is happening with the dial was caused by the installation of the stones, specifically the blue ones. If you look again, you can see that every single blue stone has . Use rodico (watchmaker blue tack) or alcohol solution / lens cleaner to wipe. But use microfibre cloth or else you will scratch the dial. For shiny surhace, best to use blower.
When purchasing a vintage Rolex watch, it’s extremely important to thoroughly assess the condition of its various components, as the slightest flaws, blemishes, or minor signs of . First, use a air puffer and see if that clears up some of it. If there are fingerprints on the dial, get a very thin microfiber cloth. The kind that comes with eyeglasses. They are about . I know people like to put Rolex up on a pedestal but do remember that they CRANK out a large number of watches every year (although with the waitlist not nearly . It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in quotations because I am not sure what it really is. The speck was not there before (see .
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Recently noticed a shiny black spot at the edge of the dial on my 16800, between 12 and 1 o’clock. I had the watch serviced in August 2019. They serviced the movement and changed all parts necessary to maintain water resistance. I got my Daytona back with a lot of dust debris and damage on the dial and all the hands requiring replacement, due to Rolex service center. The problem is that if you are that meticulous and OCD about a speck of dust, God knows how you feel when you get your watch back or your five watches back from Rolex service center, assuming that you . Probably a sign that the clear coat layer is peeling and lifting. That watch is probably at least 30 years old, and this is probably to be expected. I have an Air-King that is likely a bit older than the subject watch, and it suffers from the same problem.
You won't get the patina on modern Rolex - they use chromalight (superluminova) as opposed to tritium. Look at the bottom of the dial - if it says t<25 this will generally patina Once you leave it too long moisture starts to get in and corrosion starts. Also watch parts wear and there’s dust inside the watch from that. Shocks can also do things like knock the hands off and they can scratch the dial. Same as jewels and markers coming off. I had my older Rolex serviced at AD, and when I went to pick it up I noticed a little speck of dust on the dial, so I just told the service guy. He was really nice and took it to the back for maybe ten minutes and brought it back dust free. Not . It looks like whatever is happening with the dial was caused by the installation of the stones, specifically the blue ones. If you look again, you can see that every single blue stone has bubbles around the setting (almost like like weld/soldering marks).
Use rodico (watchmaker blue tack) or alcohol solution / lens cleaner to wipe. But use microfibre cloth or else you will scratch the dial. For shiny surhace, best to use blower.
As usual, i took some macro shots with my camera and after loading the pictures into the PC, i noticed the crown on the dial was dirty! While its barely visible to the naked eye, now that i know its there, its annoying the hell out of me.
It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in quotations because I am not sure what it really is. The speck was not there before (see . Recently noticed a shiny black spot at the edge of the dial on my 16800, between 12 and 1 o’clock. I had the watch serviced in August 2019. They serviced the movement and changed all parts necessary to maintain water resistance.
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I got my Daytona back with a lot of dust debris and damage on the dial and all the hands requiring replacement, due to Rolex service center. The problem is that if you are that meticulous and OCD about a speck of dust, God knows how you feel when you get your watch back or your five watches back from Rolex service center, assuming that you . Probably a sign that the clear coat layer is peeling and lifting. That watch is probably at least 30 years old, and this is probably to be expected. I have an Air-King that is likely a bit older than the subject watch, and it suffers from the same problem. You won't get the patina on modern Rolex - they use chromalight (superluminova) as opposed to tritium. Look at the bottom of the dial - if it says t<25 this will generally patina
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Once you leave it too long moisture starts to get in and corrosion starts. Also watch parts wear and there’s dust inside the watch from that. Shocks can also do things like knock the hands off and they can scratch the dial. Same as jewels and markers coming off. I had my older Rolex serviced at AD, and when I went to pick it up I noticed a little speck of dust on the dial, so I just told the service guy. He was really nice and took it to the back for maybe ten minutes and brought it back dust free. Not . It looks like whatever is happening with the dial was caused by the installation of the stones, specifically the blue ones. If you look again, you can see that every single blue stone has bubbles around the setting (almost like like weld/soldering marks).
Use rodico (watchmaker blue tack) or alcohol solution / lens cleaner to wipe. But use microfibre cloth or else you will scratch the dial. For shiny surhace, best to use blower.
r/rolex on Reddit: So I noticed this “spot” so to speak on my
Speck of dust on dial
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