Dial Details Submariner

[Mr_A_Love_Rolex]

Hi guys, I am new to Rolex Forums. Can anyone shed light on the details of this service replacement dial? I will attempt to upload a photo now. Thanks

[Paulie 50]

It looks like a mark1. I don't think it's a service dial. What numbers are on the back?

[TimeToGo]

Originally Posted by Paulie 50

It looks like a mark1. I don't think it's a service dial. What numbers are on the back?

...and here is some good reading for the OP..
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https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=192774

[Mr_A_Love_Rolex]

Numbers on the back are starting 121, I found the MK1 and MK3 are almost impossible to identify? So frustrating lol

[stevedssd]

121 confirms it's a Lemrich dial and as said above it's a Mark I

[Mansell92]

Originally Posted by Mr_A_Love_Rolex

Hi guys, I am new to Rolex Forums. Can anyone shed light on the details of this service replacement dial? I will attempt to upload a photo now. Thanks

I wonder where you will be sticking that dial...oh wait...

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/VINTAGE-...59.m2763.l2649

I wonder how soon until this reappears back on ebay.

[Mansell92]

Does a Mk1 white dial even belong in a 1971 'red' serial Sub? I mean if it had been serviced would a mk1 been used a replacement? Surely a service dial would have been used.

[05carbondrz]

Originally Posted by Mansell92

Does a Mk1 white dial even belong in a 1971 'red' serial Sub? I mean if it had been serviced would a mk1 been used a replacement? Surely a service dial would have been used.

No,it doesn’t.But it’s better than a 100% fake Dial.His Case is Right at the transition from Meters First to feet first RED Sub....Good luck finding a loose Red Sub Dial for anywhere near sane Money though,Hence the White Dial above.