One day one of my friends get oysterdate Rolex 6694 blue dial color above the mat and in Mint condition. With reasonable prices Rolex finally purchased.Strangeness began to feel at some times held, cared for and worn. As there is no "right", not comfortable but do not know what is wrong with this clock. All casings are so good even in the condition has never been polished so that the fibers are still unclear. The first oddity identified when the case is opened there is a paper backing which means the clock IV.58 was produced in 1958. Serial number is located in the area between the two lugs are also in check. His number is 226XXXX which means this clock is a production of the 60's. Does not fit! Initially we assume that the probability of this clock was replaced with a newer casing due cause damage or anything.
The second oddity, when the chain oysternya try pairing at 6694 hours the other, it does not fit when one side was the same type of clock. Weird again!The third oddity, case back hours it feels more convex when held, but it should be a bit flat because the movement of this clock manually ..
The assistance of a colleague who was proficient about Rolex, we are told that this clock is made in Vietnam. Cal.1225 original engine but the chassis, chain, all the dial and needle-made Vietnam. Indeed, not everyone can recognize this artificial Vietnam. My friend could know because the creator himself has come and offer items like this.
Here are the results of detailed explanations to recognize it:
A. Rolex made in Vietnam are often not detailed in the making. At arrow A when viewed with a magnifying glass will be seen the results of metal cutting is not perfect. In case this hour there are still a very small metal scraps. No company may not accurately Rolex caliber casings in the making right?
B. In this section there are metal-expected attrition as a former metal tongs when they pluck these casings. The former is not like the former because it does not fit the chain. Well if it can still be seen with the naked eye, but you must first open the chain.
C. Crown position can not be stuck with the casing. There should be no gap between the two parts of this.
To be able to know and recognize the hours it takes real or fake precision. indeed if you've seen and held the genuine Rolex would know the feeling that this is genuine or fake. As I wrote earlier, the hours caliber Rolex has an aura that can not be owned by the hours replica as good as any. Sure to be able to recognize the aura takes experience and a lot of flying hours.
Therefore, still be careful every time you buy a clock, regardless of brand. Use your flair and feeling, and more importantly buy in a place that you trust.
Here are the results of detailed explanations to recognize it:
A. Rolex made in Vietnam are often not detailed in the making. At arrow A when viewed with a magnifying glass will be seen the results of metal cutting is not perfect. In case this hour there are still a very small metal scraps. No company may not accurately Rolex caliber casings in the making right?
B. In this section there are metal-expected attrition as a former metal tongs when they pluck these casings. The former is not like the former because it does not fit the chain. Well if it can still be seen with the naked eye, but you must first open the chain.
C. Crown position can not be stuck with the casing. There should be no gap between the two parts of this.
To be able to know and recognize the hours it takes real or fake precision. indeed if you've seen and held the genuine Rolex would know the feeling that this is genuine or fake. As I wrote earlier, the hours caliber Rolex has an aura that can not be owned by the hours replica as good as any. Sure to be able to recognize the aura takes experience and a lot of flying hours.
Therefore, still be careful every time you buy a clock, regardless of brand. Use your flair and feeling, and more importantly buy in a place that you trust.
