Do I have cyclops magnification issue?

[tomcorkery]

less mag is better to me anyway. To be honest I cant tell a difference

[IT Nerd]

Originally Posted by CKL1213

After this someone will tell you, your green is not green enough, not up to the rolex green spec

Never ending OCD

Just enjoy the watch

So true

[rmfnla]

Originally Posted by gocsan

Really? Looks the same as the one referenced from Rolex website:

No offense, but if you think so why the post..?

[CHRONOLEX]

You definitely do not. My BLNR is way smaller than that. I'm envious.

[Solo118]

Originally Posted by gocsan

Hi all

I know this has been posted many times, but since someone had told me that the cyclops magnification on my LVC is not up to spec, I would like another opinion as I can't see what's wrong with my watch. Is there anything wrong with the magnification?

The comment about the problem is referenced in my video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvZscHWaTY8
Thanks

Looks fine to me. I have seen some really bad ones, and this one looks great if you ask me.

[sunnyd]

Looks perfectly normal...enjoy the watch!

[engin33r]

Originally Posted by gocsan

Here you go, just went forward in time by 22 days:

Here's my 116613LB for comparison



IMO your watch's magnification seems to be fine. If it's too big it'll be a problem too as the projected image will run off the cyclops border if you look at it from an angle.