No. There was even documentation from various manufactures about semi-quick-stetting dates on non-quickset movements by rocking back and forth between 10 after midnight and 20 til midnight.
I think the turning backwards is part myth, or only applies to very specific movements.
If you go backwards, go back at least :20 then forward to the time you want.
I have done this on my serviced/COSC 1575 without issue.
Only things that jump out at me are "Date" on the dial, and overly yellow hands. Also, case looks thick almost like a 'Fat Lady' and as such most likely a 6mm crown instead of 5.3
However, it looks good enough, I would just wear it at this point.
Just read on another forum, that non-US users, could not see images hosted at imageshack.
Can anyone here confirm that from our international members?
Below are some images hosted at imageshack.us.
Just wondering if we need to switch to photobucket or imgur....
I wouldn't get to hung up on the dial feet. If the subdial spacing fits V72, then just cut them off and use dial dots.
Otherwise, we need more information. Dial diameter, measurement from center to subdial positions, etc.
The only other movement that springs to mind, (and the diameter/feet might tell) is this is for Lemania Handwind.
Agreed, much bigger fish to fry than a few watch enthusiasts getting together-- most likely with GENs and REPs present. Local Law Enforcement wouldn't touch this, could you imagine the PR nightmare when they confiscate a genuine Rolex or other brand at one of these.
FYI, the correct color is gunmetal / charcoal. So BLACK is wrong, and too light of grey is wrong.
GEN
In direct sunlight they look more grey.
It still baffles me how in the Rolex REP world we can not get good White EXP II's & 14060's...