Maybe you should read what has been written above.
This is my 1675 MKI dial, I'm not Rolex guy, but the price on this was very cheap.
I have no dog in the fight, but I do also find it peculiar that the seller mentioned in the post above also sells just about every watch with what looks to be untouched cases with perfect chamfers (at least from what I've seen). And yes, every watch seems close to perfect, and claimed original. Things that make you go.. hmmmmmm.
It seems the seller NBTimes has lots of all original very very rare untouched rolexes with killer patina on every watch he sells. Seems unrealistic that he has an office in Hong Kong and NY for US customers and you send money to a Coin Company. I asked him how hard it would to get an all Red gmt hand 1675. He said not hard at all. REALLY? He sent pix of one he just happen to have in mint condition a few hours later. WOW. He is a quick painter.
Hong Kong has some excellent Rolex case polishers.
They have become adept at building up the case with laser welding, filling in dents and gouges. Then reprofiling to original specifications.
My collector friends in HK, who used to rabidly by only perfect cased examples, now shun them in favour of lightly worn, marked cases.
The new mantra is "Unpolished". I almost think they now want to see very light wear, or damage, to prove it has not been through this build-up-polish-back procedure.
I spoke to my friend who polishes cases. He took me aside and wagged his finger at me. "Dont you buy any NOS Rolex of Tudor in HK!" he barked. "I make anything look new. But it not NOS!"
So now I don't.
