Reply With QuoteHmm it's a watch forum with some folk who know a lot about Rolex, including one or two who I'd consider experts, why not get in touch with them directly, or perhaps you're seeking free advice?
Hi, I know there are many Rolex experts on here, I need some advice on a dial, not wanting to put details on an open page, I can email pictures.
thanks in advance.
Last edited by jimp; 17th June 2023 at 15:37.
Hmm it's a watch forum with some folk who know a lot about Rolex, including one or two who I'd consider experts, why not get in touch with them directly, or perhaps you're seeking free advice?
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Yes looking for advice, any members in particular?Originally Posted by number2
Could you actually detail what the question is, are you looking to establish if a certain dial is correct for a particular dated watch or do you have fears that it is a fake.
Obviously with the older vintage watches there are loads of sites that provide details of different dials and the often minor differences between them.
Could you let us know the general subject without going into details if you don’t want to.
Last edited by Wallasey Runner; 17th June 2023 at 19:43.
hi, the dial.
I am NOT an expert but the original glossy 5513 dials were made by Beyeler or Stern and that dial back appears to have a 121 marking which is a code used by Lemrich. The plots look like they have been filled with a trowel, especially the one at 12, so at best it could be a redial.....
The below link from Rolex Forums may help, although it is quite old.
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthre...ight=5513+dial
I'm sure Haywood or another very knowledgeable member will be along soon........
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