Is this Oyster Date 15200 dial fake?

[UK_solly]

Hi folks, looking at picking up an old OD 34mm and came across this. Ticks most boxes but spidey sense is tingling to the dial.

The watch is apparently 1989.

The dial only says "swiss made", no T.

Also the silver dial and combination of indices/small-batons along with roman numerals, I cannot find anywhere else with my google skills. Lots of white dials with this combination, but no silver, and not with this heavy set roman numerals.

Any advice?

Cheers

[UK_solly]

Example white dial that is common.

[Cambo]

No idea but you came to the right place…many knowledgeable people here. iMHO this is a nice distraction from “what is this worth?” Looking forward to the responses.

[UK_solly]

Google reverse image search may have answered the question? Perhaps getting ahead of myself.

The only image I can find on the internet that gets close, is this one, on a fakes website.

I still have an open mind :D

[UK_solly]

It's been sold my a local firm with good reputation, can't post link, but ebay item 203785491137

[CaveDweller]

No - walk away ....

[UK_solly]

Originally Posted by CaveDweller

No - walk away ....

Care to elaborate? :)

[Chris]

Originally Posted by UK_solly

Care to elaborate? :)

Just compare the numerals on the example you posted

[insight]

You definitely will get answers here.

[UK_solly]

Actually I found quite a few similar dials now, if you google search 115200SRO. Looks like its an old 15200 watch with a 152000 legit dial swap. Unsure if that would be a service dial, or custom.

Shot comparing the numerals on a 15200 vs 115200

[UK_solly]

Turns out yes, 115200 dial swap. Cheers folks.