Re: Dingomad..Fellow VRF members are NOT fools..They could easily tell that Pics show the SAME Rolex 16800 Matte Dial..

Err...there is a familiar saying that goes like this...

"You can fool certain folks once...BUT NOT every time..."

By simple comparisons based on the following characteristics of imperfections found...evident in the undermentioned Pictures of 16800 Sub Matte Dial...
even a fool can tell that...the Pictures taken belonged to the SAME Dial...

The Pics show the Dial is precisely having...
the blemish above "X"...
n fading area next to the 2 o'clock marker...
n fading spot between 8 n 9 o'clock markers...
n the lost prints around the many prominent minute indexes...
are the SAME...n the Scratch on Coronet...is the SAME...


At the risks of repeating...
here are the SAME imperfection characteristics...once again...


Same blemish above 12 o'clock marker on the minute index...
Same blemish above "X"...
Same fading area next to 2 o'clock marker...
Same fading spot between 8 n 9 o'clock markers...
Same SCRATCH on Coronet...
Same lost of prints on many minute indexes...

n on TOP of it all...The SAME Dial is in USED conditions...
evidently also from the above mentioned imperfections...

IT is definitely NOT in...
"NOS 98% never been fitted to a watch before"...
as so claimed by the relevant...
"Veteran Seller n HIGHLY respected" VRF member..."
Buddy *Philip* a.k.a. Dingomad...

Therefore...the readers of Orchi's Blog...
would come to realized...with relative ease...
that ALL the pictures taken...are from precisely the SAME Dial...

Even a Diehard Fool could see that...
BUT Orchi has been amply advised by wised buddies...
that Orchi should NOT start an argument with fools...

That's what they said...though.

This pic is excerpt from the Original Seller of the Dial...
(famous background used by the Original Seller)



n these other pictures of the SAME Dial...
with bright background...
was published by the relevant VRF Seller...









The easiest way to tell whether a similar Dial had been USED or not...
is to observe the CIRCULAR shade of stain mark(or the lack of it)...
between the centre hole...n the DATE Window...

This is evident due to the fact that the DATE Wheel on the Cal.movement...
would impose this CIRCULAR shade of stain mark(or the lack of it)...
whilst the Dial is fitted on the Cal. movement for quite long period of time...