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Over the years I have seen many Rolex watches that have been tampered with. in the late 80's and 90's you had to deal with stainless Rolex's being converted to SS/18kt with after market dials being applied. When I worked for an authorized Rolex Dealer I saw a lot of co workers taking in bad Rolex's for service because they did not know what they were doing or how to identify a compromised Rolex. The converted Rolex watches that were sent to the RSC usually ended up having Rolex seize the part and require the owner to purchase the authentic Rolex part in order to get the watch back. Especially if the Rolex had a counterfeit part such as a dial or band with Rolex markings on it. They were really enforcing the trademark infringement laws a while back.
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