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Rolex logo on a 70s Jubilee
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·Hi, pleased to meet you, what's new, how are you, how's your day?
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·That is the typical fake logo on the clasp blade.
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·Hi, pleased to meet you, what's new, how are you, how's your day?
Can anyone tell me how to synchronize chronograph second hands? I should know but I'm a stunad. .
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·Who verified the watch case as authentic…. As wouldn’t they be able to verify the bracelet….
Let us see the watch now….
Let us see the watch now….
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·Hi, pleased to meet you, what's new, how are you, how's your day?
At least you know their intent? Like those smarmy guys in the back of a 70s bar.
"Hey how you doin, whambamthankyoumaam see ya later, sistah!"
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·Who verified the watch case as authentic…. As wouldn’t they be able to verify the bracelet….
Let us see the watch now….
Thanks for your replies,
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·Can anyone tell me how to synchronize chronograph second hands? I should know but I'm a stunad. .
True, but I think I had over 500 posts, many of them personal, before outing myself as a chronographic neanderthal.
Have a heart bro, have a heart.
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·True, but I think I had over 500 posts, many of them personal, before outing myself as a chronographic neanderthal.
Have a heart bro, have a heart.
Sorry for that and I stand corrected. Rather than get right to the point with his watch-related question on a watch related forum, it would have made for a much more polite forum intro to first go into his personal obsession with ripped fishnet stockings. 😁
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·It's certainly common to find these gaudy blinged-out DJs, so the case and movement are plausibly authentic, but it's impossible to tell from the photo. The dial appears to have an outer step, so perhaps this is a modified 4-digit DJ, like a 1601, which would have a non-quickset 1570 movement. It's even possible that the dial is authentic but modified, although it's ruined in any case.
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·Sorry for that and I stand corrected. Rather than get right to the point with his watch-related question on a watch related forum, it would have made for a much more polite forum intro to first go into his personal obsession with ripped fishnet stockings. 😁
Well in all fairness you can tell a lot about a watch person by how much time they spend outside women's changing rooms, parking lots at truck stops and their Google history cache.
Let's not shit all over my hobbies.
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·It's certainly common to find these gaudy blinged-out DJs, so the case and movement are plausibly authentic, but it's impossible to tell from the photo. The dial appears to have an outer step, so perhaps this is a modified 4-digit DJ, like a 1601, which would have a non-quickset 1570 movement. It's even possible that the dial is authentic but modified, although it's ruined in any case.
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·Dan, thanks for the info, I didn't quite understand the others, anyway, the serial number comes back with a 1972 date and the model number is 1601, so you were right about that. What do you see as modified on the dial? I don't see that exact dial anywhere. Thanks again and have a great 2023!
The diamond settings are not factory IMO.
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·The diamond settings are not factory IMO.
Yes usually in those older stepped DJ dials the diamond settings are the squared-off sharp edged types.
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·Is what you are referring to as the face being stepped, is what is also referred to as a "Pie Pan Dial"?
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