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How to 100% know if a dial is aftermarket?
Hi all
I know there have been posts like this in the past, but the answers are all a bit vague. Let's say I buy a second hand/grey OP with a red dial (discontinued, so kind of expensive now). How do I know it's not a more common model with an aftermarket dial? Is there a way to know 100% either pre or post purchase? Thanks |
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Check the dial code on the white swing tag - or take to an RSC and ask them to confirm.
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Ah, nevermind, I got it, thank you.
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this is just like asking how to be 100% a watch is authentic, the only way is take it to the rsc.
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