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21 June 2024, 12:46 AM | #1 |
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Wishing to clarify Daytona dial knowledge
I'm quite a novice and just learning about the history of the Daytona from the Zenith movements to the current iterations. I have a question tho.
I was browsing a Rolex facebook group and someone posted a picture of a Daytona. If this is a pre-ceramic Daytona dial, is it correct to say that the R from 'ROLEX' should be in line with the T from 'OYSTER'? Cos looking at the 116500 and the 126500, the R sits between S and T of 'OYSTER', much like this picture. And if that is so, does this mean this watch could possibly be using a 116xxx dial or 126xxx dial? |
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