What is Mark Mk. ???

[mfer]

Can someone explain when people say they have a Mk. II or Mk. III watch what they are talking about? I used to think it was a special dial type, but now I see someone in the sales corner selling a DRSD with Mk. III?

Thanks TRF.

[koronet-kid]

hi

rolex produced slightly different dials on the double red hence, you see mk 1-4they also made a luminova service dial aswell.

regards sean

[mfer]

So Mk is just a variation of a given dial then? Any dial could essentially be Mk if it had variations to it.

[Wolfgang427]

Best to visit DoubleRedSeaDweller.com You'll learn everything you want to know about them.

[mfer]

Originally Posted by wolfgang427

Best to visit DoubleRedSeaDweller.com You'll learn everthing you want to know about them.

Thanks. I'm not particularly interested in a DRSD, I just want to understand what Mk. means. I think I have it now.

A Mk. is like a version number of a given watch where the dial is slightly different. One might say that the 16610 has a Mk I dial for the flat S and a Mk II dial for the rounded S.

[SPACE-DWELLER]

Originally Posted by mfer

Thanks. I'm not particularly interested in a DRSD, I just want to understand what Mk. means. I think I have it now.

A Mk. is like a version number of a given watch where the dial is slightly different. One might say that the 16610 has a Mk I dial for the flat S and a Mk II dial for the rounded S.

You got it!

The "MK" designation is used to describe various Rolex dial variations. Not just of the DRSD, but also of the "Zenith" Daytonas and Subs. As an example, here is one about the 5513 dials.