Every type of stone used for a Rolex dial

[powerfunk]

Originally Posted by minimerc

Confetti Is not a stone dial but a normal brown dial which turned tropic.

Agree

Originally Posted by minimerc

that ferrite dial is actually a moss agate dial. Moss agate or black stone (defined by Mondani) looks very similar to ferrite but with the broad black streaks.

Hm, the one I posted looks consistent with all the ferrite listings I've seen. I'll have to look more into "moss agate" though; thanks!

Originally Posted by minimerc

that agate dial is after market

I can't say for sure but here's a video of it if you want to take a closer look.

[minimerc]

Originally Posted by powerfunk

Agree


Hm, the one I posted looks consistent with all the ferrite listings I've seen. I'll have to look more into "moss agate" though; thanks!



I can't say for sure but here's a video of it if you want to take a closer look.

Check out the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Daydate print, almost hitting the center of dial and far away from Coronet.