color options for dial change on Air King?

[noche619]

sorry if this has been asked and answered before but I couldn't find using search.
I believe you can do a dial color change via Rolex for about $300 but options are limited to stick dial and three colors - blue, black, white?
Is that right?
thanks

[buckrogers0025]

Last time I checked with an AD about replacing the dial on my Air King - the quoted cost was $520.

I have a silver stick dial - so I know at least that is available.

Someone here will post all the available Air King dials

[77T]

Here's what the current catalog shows:

[bradiowausa]

blue arab is amazing! I just bought one last weekend. The air king is the most undervalued watch in the oyster perpetual line.

[Mickey®]

Originally Posted by bradiowausa

blue arab is amazing! I just bought one last weekend. The air king is the most undervalued watch in the oyster perpetual line.

The wifey wears this one as a "big" watch for her...love looking at it.

[noche619]

thanks for all your replies
I recall being told there is a program for swapping your dial with limited color options....so all the options that you may have when you're buying your watch aren't included in this program
I don't think I'm ready for a change yet but I have found my salmon color dial harder to read than I anticipated
The blue dial is pretty....not sure whether it's as neutral for an everyday watch though
Mickeyl, does your wife wear her blue one all the time?

[77T]

Originally Posted by noche619

I recall being told there is a program for swapping your dial with limited color options....

You are probably recalling the same question you posted in February: http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=162896

[noche619]

thanks 77T

[scootmchoot77]

Why is there no black arabic dial? I agree that blue looks best.

[noche619]

in case anyone is interested, I called Rolex in NY and they told me the options for Air King are blue, black and I think white
but you cannot do the dial change unless you're having a full service....so for someone like me whose watch is relatively new, I'd need to wait for 5 years or whenever I send it for service....sending it for regulation unter wty doesn't qualify