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4 November 2023, 02:48 AM | #1 |
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5513 fat font ¿?
Hi everyone,
We all know there are many variants (marks) with vintage rolex models. But I have rarely seen 5513 with fat font, in fact the "hole" in the coronet is smaller. Aside from the tropical look, I leave you with a pic below. Did Rolex have several fonts for gilt 5513? This is the first fat font I see. |
4 November 2023, 05:36 AM | #2 |
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Still the pic I sent has fatter font. coudn´t see an explanation on it. |
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4 November 2023, 08:06 AM | #4 |
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There is a similar thread about a 1016. There is some suggestion that the pad that applies the writing to the dial makes a fatter impression as the pad wears out. That was for a matte dial. I’m not sure how the text is applied on gilt or matte dials and would love to hear an explanation together with whether or not you get a fattened print on some examples.
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4 November 2023, 08:31 AM | #6 |
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The whole dial, not one part of it, is fat. See the lettering and specially the "mouth" of the coronet.
Could this be a legit dial? |
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