Help with Dial name

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I don't know a name for this particular dial style.
 
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Looks like an early datejust 1601 "pie pan".

Yep as Dan mentioned I also don't think there is a special or unique name for this dial aside from your answer. Looks like a typical pie pan style dial that came on the acrylic non-quick datejusts.
 
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IMO Vertically brushed pie pan. Color can be described as grey or rhodium perhaps. .
 
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IMO Vertically brushed pie pan. Color can be described as grey or rhodium perhaps. .

I think you best described it. This vertical brush was not commonly used and can be very attractive and unique, especially in person. I had the same style on one of my 1013s. And the only one I have seen until this one here, now.
 
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Yes, vertically brushed, but that's just a generic description, not the name of the specific style, e.g. doorstop, fat-boy, Buckley, etc.
 
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I think you best described it. This vertical brush was not commonly used and can be very attractive and unique, especially in person. I had the same style on one of my 1013s. And the only one I have seen until this one here, now.
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