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CaveDiver · 9 November 2010, 11:06 AM

This fellow sent a couple of watches (1665 and 1680) to Rolex Geneva. They installed nice service red dials. He states they did a complete refurbish so I take that as a case polish as well. I remember you saying that Geneva was the only place that can put the correct chamfer edge on one of these classics. However, unless my eyes are missing it, it appears there is no sharp defined chamfer on the DRSD. Any idea why this is the case after service from Geneva? Or is it just the picture angle?

http://www.network54.com/Forum/20767...d+NEW+1680+Red

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9 November 2010, 11:06 AM	#1
CaveDiver "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Dallas Posts: 1,075	ATTEN: Jed. Geneva and Case Polish DRSD chamfer edge This fellow sent a couple of watches (1665 and 1680) to Rolex Geneva. They installed nice service red dials. He states they did a complete refurbish so I take that as a case polish as well. I remember you saying that Geneva was the only place that can put the correct chamfer edge on one of these classics. However, unless my eyes are missing it, it appears there is no sharp defined chamfer on the DRSD. Any idea why this is the case after service from Geneva? Or is it just the picture angle? http://www.network54.com/Forum/20767...d+NEW+1680+Red Thanks

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