Mapearso
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Pushers look wrong for a 16520....
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In my search for a gen or gen-spec 16520 dial I came across a couple of non-TDs (or at least dealers that I'm not familiar with) that are selling 16520 (and 16523/8 and 16518) reps .I did not think anyone made a 16520 replica, only 116520s.I think these dealers are using pictures of a genuine 16520 (with an inverted 6 no less!!). Does anyone know the story on these 16520 replicas? If they are this nice, and have good dial like this with the right spacing for the subdials I would like to buyThanks!!!
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Yup. The insert, or at least the pearl, are on the list of things to sort out
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Hologramet,
Thank you for the input. Forgive me but what do you mean by "Shock absorbers are KIF"?
Also, any thoughts on the date disc? Every other one I have seen is white, not champagne / gold...
Finally, any suggestions on what do do for a bracelet? price of a gen 9315 is almost as much as I'm paying for the watch!!
Thanks again!!
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Thanks. That's a good read
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Thanks. Any other thoughts on this one? I’m inclined to try and make a deal on it.
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I've found one that is reasonably priced, but I'm not sure if it's gen . The seller claims it is. The things that seem wrong to me are --
*The quality of the dial is poor. I'm not sure if it's a gen that's been re-lumed or it's a rep...
*The bezel insert is a replacement and looks cheap
*I've yet to see any Tudor sub with a gold datewheel
*The case looks like it's been polished
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38 minutes ago, ogladio said:
Very nice Daytonas you have aquired there sir! The dials are surely made on genuine Rolex dial plates fitting the v72 (those plates were dirt cheap some time ago), but I'd give it low chance that they are refinished 626x dials and about 0.0% shot of originally being PN versions. But hey, if you have provenance / facts, do tell please!
Well, as long as you didn't pay crazy premium for the dials being "gen PN" nothing wrong here. As said, fantastic watches and am very impressed you managed to get all those costly beauties at once, sounds like a dream!+1 ^^^^^^^^^^^
Beautiful looking pieces but as I said in #10 above, no way on god's green earth that was or is a genuine BLACK 6263 PN dial. IIRC, the last Gen Black PN 6263 that sold at auction fetched over $1M. Makes no sense that someone in this day and age refinishes a gen black PN dial (without gobs of documentation) and then puts it on a franken / rep (albeit a nice one). But again, nice pieces and good score.
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6 hours ago, TheSociety said:
Guys I hit the jackpot the other day with the biggest Daytona find!
Paul Newman 6263 Super Franken Black Gen Tiffany Paul Newman Dial, Case softened, Gen Pushers, Gen Rivet Bracelet
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkSorry but there is no way on God's green earth that you have a "Black Gen Tiffany Paul Newman Dial"
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1 hour ago, alligoat said:
I have seen these cases for a few months- maybe 6 or so. With a 91.3% approval rating, the seller is kind of a gamble. You'd have to replace the crown with a Rolex crown if you were doing a 6263 build. I guess it just comes down to do you fell like gambling? Good luck and keep us posted.
Thanks. I think I'll gamble. I assumed I'd need to replace the crown and pushers. l also have a Phong case so I will compare
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I'm wondering if anyone has bought one of these v72 6263 6265 Cases on eBay?
I can spot plenty wrong with the bezel / crown / pushers but I'm not well-schooled enough to know about the case itself
Seller also has 7750 cases available.
Rolex Daytona 16520 Case
in The Rolex Area
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Ruby has the 16520 case... and it will probably cost half of what a Phong case costs.... but as I understand it the case comes with incorrect pushers (from 4-digit Daytonas)... and the case won't accept the correct P402 pushers. There's a bunch more on RWI about this... There is also Kuared, a viet seller... he has 16520 cases... I believe you'll face the same pusher issues with his cases as well... but I'm not 100% sure