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acaixguard · 14 October 2021, 09:41 AM

Well, I made the mistake of getting a 10x loupe with a light today (heck, it also comes with 20x and 30x lenses). When observing my 15500ST dial, I noticed a small speck on one of the squares. It looks like it got wedged in the grooves of the tapiserie dial. Also, there is a piece of lint on 6:00 marker, between the marker and crystal.

Picture here, the first speck circled in red. Taken with my phone lens through the loupe. Best quality I could capture in a pic.

Using the 20x lens, the left circle resembles a small speck of dried glue/adhesive.

Hope I'm not coming off as too OCD, but is this worth the trouble of having the AP service center remove?

14 October 2021, 09:41 AM	#1
acaixguard "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: USA Watch: Rolex, AP, ALS Posts: 401	Speck/lint on dial worth servicing? Well, I made the mistake of getting a 10x loupe with a light today (heck, it also comes with 20x and 30x lenses). When observing my 15500ST dial, I noticed a small speck on one of the squares. It looks like it got wedged in the grooves of the tapiserie dial. Also, there is a piece of lint on 6:00 marker, between the marker and crystal. Picture here, the first speck circled in red. Taken with my phone lens through the loupe. Best quality I could capture in a pic. Using the 20x lens, the left circle resembles a small speck of dried glue/adhesive. Hope I'm not coming off as too OCD, but is this worth the trouble of having the AP service center remove?

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