Blro mk 3

[jjfesq]

Mine is dated 8/2020 that should be MK 3, correct?

[m0butt]

If it exists, yes but people say that there’s no difference and different pics in different lighting causes it to look different.


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[brandrea]

Hard to say. We’ve seen some 2020’s that look like the first generation

[Me4u2night]

dated 8/2020 means you should be sharing pics of the new watch!

[worldofoyster]

show us the pictures

[Brian Page]

No way of really knowing in my opinion

[Rashid.bk]

Let me check my Rolex BLRO Mk bezel confirming chart....

Yeap, it clearly states hear that with that date of warranty card validation information you are clearly in possession of a bi-color ceramic bezel code BLRO.....

But seriously, no one will be able to answer your question, all you have is a dated warranty card and that doesn't say anything about when the watch was actually produced and no one at Rolex identifies anything about a BLRO bezel by "Mk" anything.

The more important question is, when you look at it on your wrist, are you happy, that's all.

[Frank McKay]

Which is mine?


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[Ihatecheese]

Isn't this some weird internet forum thing. The whole making up a new model number ref?

[Number3]

I seem to remember DavidSW quoting different “marks” on his website so it’s definitely not just a forum thing. More likely that each and every batch produced will have slightly differing hues.

[brucethemanlee]

The 3 known “Mk” with no specific date as when each was produced except the the early BLROs were lighter in color and with the later BLROs darker in color. however remember seeing something that a lighter color BLRO popped up now as well. no one knows




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[padi56]

No such thing as all this Mk stuff,as it only exists in internet land, and when you fire most ceramics especially red colour, there could be tiny variations batch to batch.

[Nairn1980]

Originally Posted by padi56

No such thing as all this Mk stuff,as it only exists in internet land, and when you fire most ceramics especially red colour, there could be tiny variations batch to batch.

True, but the earliest pink and purple ones have definitely changed.

[brucethemanlee]

Originally Posted by padi56

No such thing as all this Mk stuff,as it only exists in internet land, and when you fire most ceramics especially red colour, there could be tiny variations batch to batch.

True. perhaps no "mk" per se but definitely 2-3 red hued variants buckets that your BLRO bezel color could fall into. some more lighter some darker

[3sheets86]

I got mine last week and it only came in with this month's delivery and it is very dark imo.

[kauffee]

Originally Posted by padi56

No such thing as all this Mk stuff,as it only exists in internet land, and when you fire most ceramics especially red colour, there could be tiny variations batch to batch.

Not true at all. Why would you mislead people? There have been dozens of forum threads, Instagram posts, and website articles clearly showing the evolution of colors of the BLRO bezel side-by-side in the same lighting. It’s not simply a variation from batch to batch. Of course Rolex doesn’t acknowledge this or label them “Mk3” but that has been the agreed upon nomenclature for Rolex variation across many models over the years. .

So anyway, do your own research and you will come to the inevitable conclusions that the 3 variations exists.

[SearChart]

[C_Troy242]

Originally Posted by brucethemanlee

The 3 known “Mk” with no specific date as when each was produced except the the early BLROs were lighter in color and with the later BLROs darker in color. however remember seeing something that a lighter color BLRO popped up now as well. no one knows




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Haha the far right one is just a fake right?

But early and late def exist and the light purple one looks quite awful tbh ...

[padi56]

Originally Posted by kauffee

Not true at all. Why would you mislead people? There have been dozens of forum threads, Instagram posts, and website articles clearly showing the evolution of colors of the BLRO bezel side-by-side in the same lighting. It’s not simply a variation from batch to batch. Of course Rolex doesn’t acknowledge this or label them “Mk3” but that has been the agreed upon nomenclature for Rolex variation across many models over the years. .

So anyway, do your own research and you will come to the inevitable conclusions that the 3 variations exists.

There could twenty extremely different colour variations but in the real world just slight colour differences nothing more, that only exist in internet land.I cannot wait for the sellers to start for sale extremely rare Mk1 dial followed by Mk2,3,4,5,6.

[kauffee]

Originally Posted by padi56

There could twenty extremely different colour variations but in the real world just slight colour differences nothing more, that only exist in internet land.I cannot wait for the sellers to start for sale extremely rare Mk1 dial followed by Mk2,3,4,5,6.

You can repeat it over and over again but you’re still wrong. Those “slight color differences” are exactly what we are talking about. And you don’t have to wait. As stated above, dealers are actually selling mk1,2,3 labeled as such. I’ve held an Mk1 and 2 side by side in the metal. Have you?

[padi56]

Originally Posted by kauffee

You can repeat it over and over again but you’re still wrong. Those “slight color differences” are exactly what we are talking about. And you don’t have to wait. As stated above, dealers are actually selling mk1,2,3 labeled as such. I’ve held an Mk1 and 2 side by side in the metal. Have you?

I rest my case so dealers have already logged on the this MK1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 stuff.Once again there is no such thing as Mk I or Mk 2 as they only exist in internet land, and not in Rolex official land.

[kauffee]

Originally Posted by padi56

I rest my case so dealers have already logged on the this MK1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 stuff.Once again there is no such thing as Mk I or Mk 2 as they only exist in internet land, and not in Rolex official land.

When has anyone claimed that Rolex has officially labeled them mk1,2 etc? Never. This forum is internet land. So yes, those of us buying this watch actually do care.

[SearChart]

Originally Posted by kauffee

You can repeat it over and over again but you’re still wrong. Those “slight color differences” are exactly what we are talking about. And you don’t have to wait. As stated above, dealers are actually selling mk1,2,3 labeled as such. I’ve held an Mk1 and 2 side by side in the metal. Have you?

They're indeed different.

And if you shattered one Rolex will give you whatever is in the making at that moment.
Rolex doesn't give a F, the value is pure internet hype.

[Easy E]

Originally Posted by SearChart

They're indeed different.

And if you shattered one Rolex will give you whatever is in the making at that moment.
Rolex doesn't give a F, the value is pure internet hype.

I fully believe all of this. While I don't operate or live in fear, it does make me mindful when I wear my BLRO, in that I am quite fond of my current color set. If something were to happen, very likely would not be the same watch post service.