about diamond dial or MOP dial

[satindoll]

I saw the previous Rolex dial catalog.
Why Diamond "G"
Is "NG" for the MOP+diamondl?

Do you know anyone?

[satindoll]

Originally Posted by satindoll

I saw the previous Rolex dial catalog.
Why Diamond "G"
Is "NG" for the MOP+diamondl?

Do you know anyone?

I forgot to put the image

[Wobbly]

Not sure of the designation code, but I’m loving my diamond and MOP dial.

[Pw92676]

Originally Posted by Wobbly

Not sure of the designation code, but I’m loving my diamond and MOP dial.

Attachment 1142706

That is stunning.

[Kiddodoc]

Just bought mine.

[Wobbly]

Originally Posted by Pw92676

That is stunning.

Thank you.

But the pictures don’t do it justice, I’m really surprised you don’t see more of them, they are each totally unique.

[Wobbly]

Originally Posted by kiddodoc

Just bought mine.

Congratulations, wear it and enjoy.

[77T]

Originally Posted by satindoll

I saw the previous Rolex dial catalog.

Why Diamond "G"

Is "NG" for the MOP+diamondl?



Do you know anyone?

Dial codes for the specialty dials with diamonds and a single letter, like G, is for 10 diamonds or A for 8 round diamonds with 2 baguettes.

Also some go to two or three letters. I don’t know what the NG means nor have a list of the mnemonic ones but you can probably see that the third letter on some is the gem type. E, emerald; S, sapphire; R, ruby; etc.

You might also notice that for some plain ones without gems it is two digits. From an old post made years ago:

1x = Silver
2x = Champagne
3x = Black
4x = Steel
5x = White
6x = Blue
7x = Bronze
8x = Pink
9x = Mother of Pearl

x0 = Index (Stick)
x1 = Unknown/Unused
x2 = Sunbeam (Roman)
x3 = Roman
x4 = Bi Color Dial (Index)
x5 = Jubilee (Roman)
x6 = Maxi Arabic
x7 = Index (3,6,9 Arabic)
x8 = Waves (Arabic)
x9 =Sunbeam (Roman)



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[satindoll]

Originally Posted by 77T

Dial codes for the specialty dials with diamonds and a single letter, like G, is for 10 diamonds or A for 8 round diamonds with 2 baguettes.

Also some go to two or three letters. I don’t know what the NG means nor have a list of the mnemonic ones but you can probably see that the third letter on some is the gem type. E, emerald; S, sapphire; R, ruby; etc.

You might also notice that for some plain ones without gems it is two digits. From an old post made years ago:

1x = Silver
2x = Champagne
3x = Black
4x = Steel
5x = White
6x = Blue
7x = Bronze
8x = Pink
9x = Mother of Pearl

x0 = Index (Stick)
x1 = Unknown/Unused
x2 = Sunbeam (Roman)
x3 = Roman
x4 = Bi Color Dial (Index)
x5 = Jubilee (Roman)
x6 = Maxi Arabic
x7 = Index (3,6,9 Arabic)
x8 = Waves (Arabic)
x9 =Sunbeam (Roman)



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It was a dial code. Thank you

[satindoll]

Originally Posted by 77T

Dial codes for the specialty dials with diamonds and a single letter, like G, is for 10 diamonds or A for 8 round diamonds with 2 baguettes.

Also some go to two or three letters. I don’t know what the NG means nor have a list of the mnemonic ones but you can probably see that the third letter on some is the gem type. E, emerald; S, sapphire; R, ruby; etc.

You might also notice that for some plain ones without gems it is two digits. From an old post made years ago:

1x = Silver
2x = Champagne
3x = Black
4x = Steel
5x = White
6x = Blue
7x = Bronze
8x = Pink
9x = Mother of Pearl

x0 = Index (Stick)
x1 = Unknown/Unused
x2 = Sunbeam (Roman)
x3 = Roman
x4 = Bi Color Dial (Index)
x5 = Jubilee (Roman)
x6 = Maxi Arabic
x7 = Index (3,6,9 Arabic)
x8 = Waves (Arabic)
x9 =Sunbeam (Roman)



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It was a dial code. Thank you