Date just dial switch

[chunk2020]

Hi guys,

I’m thinking about trading out of my 1990s polar exp2 to a dj41.. just a change freshen up.

Ideally I wanted a blue stick on either smooth or fluted with oyster.. but the premium being asked for blue stick / azurro is a bit much. I’m tempted to go for one of the more classic dials then when it comes service time, get Rolex to switch it.

Will they still do dial switches for you on a service and does anyone know how much they cost?

Thank you in advance


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[chunk2020]

Have found through previous searches in here. Prob should have done that first. Cheers

Apparently:

Dial must have been in the line up when watch produced. Not a recent addition.

Rolex will only do it if they’re also doing a service

They keep the old dial

~ 550 usd, not sure what UK price


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[Presa canary]

They charge ya 550 AND keep the old dial?!

[rambo99]

Originally Posted by chunk2020

Have found through previous searches in here. Prob should have done that first. Cheers

Apparently:

Dial must have been in the line up when watch produced. Not a recent addition.

Rolex will only do it if they’re also doing a service

They keep the old dial

~ 550 usd, not sure what UK price


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which means OP red dial can be changed to turquoise blue at RSC?

[chunk2020]

Yea I remember I was thinking about getting an alternative in my old WG Daytona, just for a different look.. but the fact you don’t get to keep the original was a bit of a turn off


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[chunk2020]

Originally Posted by rambo99

which means OP red dial can be changed to turquoise blue at RSC?

Possibly but I’m just guessing but this May no longer be the case for funky dials


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[1William]

You might want to contact Rolex first as the more popular dials are not an option for change. You can not get a blue dial put on the Sky-Dweller. Look at OEM dials on EBay, I know, but there are several legitimate dealers on there. I have purchased several dials that were all good and had my Rolex certified tech swap them out for a fraction of the cost of a service and the dial. And I got to keep my original dial. Also be aware of the hands as some might not work based on lume. Good luck and let us know what you decide.