Several thinks look very off. The edges of the sub-dial are soft and the concentric rings have been nearly obliterated. The figures have lost their crispness. All indications that the dial has been polished in the refinishing process. SWISS just looks plain wrong, too large and to straight.
Several things look very off. The edges of the sub-dial are soft and the concentric rings have been nearly obliterated. The figures have lost their crispness. All indications that the dial has been polished in the refinishing process. SWISS just looks plain wrong, too large and to straight.
+1..it looks off. the dial at very least has been enthusiastically cleaned and left tell tale marks. The SWISS is way to cumbersome.
Rose gold is by definition an alloy metal so there is no such thing as pure rose gold. Therefore, if your jewelry is marked as 24K, it is likely fake. The most common fineness for rose gold is 14K in the US and 18K in Europe. Which makes this very expensive for an alloy. I think for a third of the price you should be looking for steel ref e329 or if you're lucky a cal p478 from the same era.
