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6 September 2011, 04:25 AM | #1 |
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Rolex White Dial...anything special with them?
Stupid Q...i have a white dial TOG (see avatar). The dial is glossy and pure white. I love it. Is there anything special/exotic about the white dial? Enamel? Special material?
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6 September 2011, 04:26 AM | #2 |
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I think it aesthetics are special.
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i never got why the turn o graphs are not liked by everyone. i think it is a perfect balance of dressy and sport.
i do know what you mean about the white dial, and i love it too.
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Their is something special regarding the white dials "Rolex dial option #53" because they are only available at time of purchase compared to most other dials which Rolex will allow you to change to during a service. Rolex regards the white dial as a premium option but does not charge more at time of original sale. I use to be a buyer for a large company and worked with Rolex for a number of years.
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Anyone know what materials make up the white dial?? Or how it is made?
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When I ordered mine the AD told me it is coated with porcelain rather than just painted.
Not sure if that is true but it sure looks better than other dials... creamier, if that makes sense. Either way, I love it!
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Hmmm, that does make sense...because it sure looks like it!
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It's very White.
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I just called Rolex Dallas...you can get white dial (at servicing time) just like any other colored dial. Same price.
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I just called Rolex Dallas...you can get white dial (at servicing time) just like any other colored dial. Same price. So, it is not exclusive to just a new watch.
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I always thought that Rolex will give you a white dial at service but only to replace your original white dial.
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Try the word, "porcelain"& "white" in this thread and see what happens, k, "I'm out"
[edit: oh and the word, "DAYTONA"...]
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I like the white dials
My white dial DATE, dave
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Rolex white dials = for me!
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7 September 2011, 07:49 AM | #18 |
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I got an eye on a white dial...
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Here is my white dial:
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It's special of course...that's why I chose it over the black!
Here's my white dial....
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