Dials Help ? Did I get burnt

[xspect]

These are my dials I brought about 5 years ago. I can't remember where I brought them from. The watches I was going to install these into are long gone. So my two questions are

1) Are these service dials and do they going a 16610 and which no date does the other one go into

2) why does the back of the funny.

3) How much do they go for now

Dials


https://imgur.com/a/2eXF3

[occb2]

The other one is a 5513 replacement dial. The no date one.

Now the if that is an LV dial it is a lot. Around $1200-$2000 depending what people want to buy it for. I paid about $1000 for mine.

The 5513 is cheap. Replacement dials are around $300-500.

[xspect]

Wow, thanks a lot. the things we put away. the do glow green.

[Dishpro01]

The thing to do is take it to a authorized Rolex repair shop or watch Smith. It is really difficult to authenticate and or I.D. a dial without being able to loop it. Anything else is just a guess. They can give you an idea of its value once it's I.D. offs verified.

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[xspect]

Originally Posted by Dishpro01

The thing to do is take it to a authorized Rolex repair shop or watch Smith. It is really difficult to authenticate and or I.D. a dial without being able to loop it. Anything else is just a guess. They can give you an idea of its value once it's I.D. offs verified.

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We have a local smith in town that specialize in rolex. He is a butt. But he knows his stuff. I'll drop it by there this morning

[springer]

The no date 5513 dial is refinished. Notice the coronet on the dial. No Rolex ever came with that style coronet.