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Originally Posted by Michael M.
I've never studied the service dials as closely as the originals of course, but there are several variants of service dials that I have seen. The fonts will have minute variations along with the finishing of the subdials; some are more silvery than others. There are early tritium small red service dials from the 1990's as well as the recent luminova versions.
Additionally, I wouldn't be surprised if the watch in question has a service replacement case. Has factory finishing but seems to match the recent service components in age/lack of wear. Just a hypothesis. I could be mistaken.
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I know that some black 6263 service dials had a slight hint of silver in the sub-dials, but the OP's version seems to have way too much of that look, which is also common on replica dials. (See confirmed service dial below for comparison.)
But again, and as above, how/why would a Rolex service dial have a Tiffany stamp? (Rhetorical question.)