Just to mention I had my brothers cream dial Daytona sent in for a full service recently, it looked amazing the colour was very rich compared to my white Daytona. Rolex noted dial needed replacing, I declined. More back and forth and they say that they can’t service the watch without replacing the dial, I asked how and why that was the case l, after a bit of a wait I get told the dial surface had separated from the dial, I still have the detailed pre service photos and find that very hard to believe, the independent who had taken it apart a few weeks earlier and declined the job on the basis that it needed Rolex parts he couldn’t source agreed the dial was fine, just cream. Rolex didn’t want it going back cream, they won in the end and now it’s getting replaced, and my brother is paying a lot of his own money to fix a defect in that batch of Daytona dials around 2002 that he was perfectly content with keeping.
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