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ROLEX* · 15 April 2021, 02:30 AM

Notice the texts and markings may appear crappy due to unevenness nature of Meteorite dial, and look at the thinned “PH” fonts too. Worst effects when one is viewing through the eye-loupe.

This translates to less standardised product as they can argue it is due to the nature of the material, well well ~

And I am not sure how the fonts will age over time, will it fall short instead of age beautifully?

All these appear to be risks as it is just a ‘stone’ dial that yet to be popularly valued by the market, don’t think the big boys (PP, AP, VC) have embraced this material or pattern, yet. It isn’t as rare as we might have thought too.

Will this be concerning to you personally?

15 April 2021, 02:30 AM	#1
ROLEX* "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2014 Real Name: ROLEXROLEXRO Location: ROLEXROLEXROLE Watch: ROLEXROLEXROLEX Posts: 761	Uneven text prints on Meteorite Dial, Yay or Nay? Notice the texts and markings may appear crappy due to unevenness nature of Meteorite dial, and look at the thinned “PH” fonts too. Worst effects when one is viewing through the eye-loupe. This translates to less standardised product as they can argue it is due to the nature of the material, well well ~ And I am not sure how the fonts will age over time, will it fall short instead of age beautifully? All these appear to be risks as it is just a ‘stone’ dial that yet to be popularly valued by the market, don’t think the big boys (PP, AP, VC) have embraced this material or pattern, yet. It isn’t as rare as we might have thought too. Will this be concerning to you personally? __________________ To each their own and your mileage may vary. "In the time of our life, live—so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mystery of it." — William Saroyan

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