Help to authenticate Tudor Prince Oysterdate

[wahpiahz]

Originally Posted by marble

Then you have to look better, Tudor chrono's and some Sumariners have a printed logo on the rotor ;)

All fakes I know are stamped, not printed.

I always thought originals would be engraved rather than printed or stamped.

Sorry for a noob question, what is the difference between stamped and engraved and printed? I guess you can differentiate engraved between stamped or printed.

But how would differentiate between stamped and printed? Unless my understanding of the meaning of stamped is wrong, i am imagining they are the same process?

The picture in the below post looks like an engraved rotor
http://www.rolexforums.com/showpost....8&postcount=27

Thanks
Wahpiahz