Is this Rolex 6692 Mickey Mouse the real deal?

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Gulosten

·Feb 21, 2021

Hi,

I've been offered this Rolex Oysterdate 6692 Mickey Mouse from 1975 (34mm).

The seller claims that the dial is "original" and not aftermarket.

What do your think, and what would be a fair price?

The seller claims the watch have been served at a Rolex AD and that they would not service the watch if the dial was aftermarket, is this correct?

And information is highly appreciated 😀

 

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jaegodylan

·Feb 21, 2021

Perhaps try the Rolex Forum?

 

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hejsam

·Feb 21, 2021

Could still be an original dial but that has been repainted, I don't think Rolex ever produced Micke Mouse dials. All is either aftermarket, fake or repainted.

 

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Gulosten

·Feb 21, 2021

Thanks!

Admin: If this is posted in the wrong category, could it be moved to the Rolex forum?

Best regards

 

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Darlinboy

·Feb 21, 2021·Pratts! Will I B******S!!!

Rolex dial, with Mickey Mouse added later.

 

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Ralvari

·Feb 21, 2021

Rolex never sold Mickey Mouse in their dials. Is a modded dial. I would pay as maximum the cost of the same model but clean if you really liked the mod. You will find several mod dials in the market for a different Rolex models.

 

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Evitzee

·Feb 21, 2021

I thought that at one time Rolex's were sold at a jewelry shop in Disneyworld in FL, and they had Mickey and other characters on the dial.

 

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cvalue13

·Feb 21, 2021

Controversial:

https://www.ablogtowatch.com/rolex-oyster-date-mickey-mouse-watch-available-on-james-list/

[url]https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=282880[/URL]

But the OPs style of dial I’ve not seen discussed as one of the controversially “real” dials.

 

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nicks

·Feb 21, 2021

A good friend of mine bought one of these about two years ago, for his wife. He did a lot of research, and his conclusion was that these (or at least the one he was buying) were Rolex dials modified with a Mickey Mouse. They are not that difficult to find, with some patience. A lot of them seem to be very well done.

We have no idea whether Rolex would service it or not. In any event, a watch from 1975 probably should be serviced by an independent.