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Originally Posted by DateJust74
This watch is 11 years old. I know it’s legit because I’ve already opened it, checked the movement, and it’s legit. Also all the other tell tale signs of a real Rolex are present, and the serial numbers on the case and warranty card match, and I’ve googled them, and they are not fake serials. The watch is covered in dings and scratches, most from my use, but some by the previous owner.
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personally, i'd take it to an aurthorized rolex service agent and ask him if he's ever seen another case like that. It's not pitting, and it's not normal, sorry, but i've had too many 50 & 60 yr old rolexes and tudors and none ever showed anything like that.
I suspect he'll offer to polish them out, but doubtful he'll guarantee those "fissues" won't return
sorry if you don't like my opinion but just telling you what i think