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Authentic or non Rolex Sub 16613 bracelet 93253 W series?? Help~~~
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Originally posted by Alexlow View PostMy 9mil series 16803's "93153" engraving is smaller but that doesn't means yours is fake. It's could just be from a different mk? What is the clasps code?
I'll post a pic to for your reference when I can.
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from the photos, it appear that the watch your bro bought has been overly-polished
not only are the case lines altered, the shape is also deteriorated, and the dimension apparently reduced
one possible reason is the case has been polished many times throughout the *ownership of probably a handful of different owners, each using it well of its worth and then sent for polish each time its being put up for re-sale again
another possible reason is the case suffered a huge deep scratch or dent, which only a heavy polish could remove
*disclaimer: i wont know how many times this watch has changed hands, the preown shop most probably does not know either - only the watch itself know
Originally posted by KayzHeiden View PostYes, you are right, its the watch head that are thinner as compare with mine at the side.. I am kinda suprise... Does polishing change so much dimension of the "main watch head" itself? and could you tell me how i know if a watch are being polished? thanksLast edited by skydweller_sg; 19-02-13, 05:31 PM.
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Originally posted by skydweller_sg View Postfrom the photos, it appear that the watch your bro bought has been overly-polished
not only are the case lines altered, the shape is also deteriorated, and the dimension apparently reduced
one possible reason is the case has been polished many times throughout the *ownership of probably a handful of different owners, each using it well of its worth and then sent for polish each time its being put up for re-sale again
another possible reason is the case suffered a huge deep scratch or dent, which only a heavy polish could remove
*disclaimer: i wont know how many times this watch has changed hands, the preown shop most probably does not know either - only the watch itself know
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Originally posted by KayzHeiden View Postthanks, will take a pic of his watch later when he is back“Watches, no matter how much they cost, are better at telling time than making a person happy.†- Thomas J. Stanley
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Originally posted by KayzHeiden View Post... Do u know if the 16613 in the 90s compare to those in the 20s are slightly different in dimenion since the bracelet model are different too... will it be possible that the watch case itself are different 90s &20s? couldnt find much infos in the net regarding it.
at this point, because your end link and bracelet model printings are crisp and even, i think they are okay.
the gold links look okay. the clasp holes look okay. the diver extension look correct and has proper wear marks. even the screws look okay too.
the dial and bezel insert looks okay also. i don't think a fake would have so many "corrects."
the case has just been polished. relax!“Watches, no matter how much they cost, are better at telling time than making a person happy.†- Thomas J. Stanley
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Originally posted by taxico View Postyes, the cases differ slightly over the years due to manufacturing techniques. while the "outer" dimensions have changed, the inner dimensions should not. eg, inner diameter of case, lug width, bezel insert, etc.
at this point, because your end link and bracelet model printings are crisp and even, i think they are okay.
the gold links look okay. the clasp holes look okay. the diver extension look correct and has proper wear marks. even the screws look okay too.
the dial and bezel insert looks okay also. i don't think a fake would have so many "corrects."
the case has just been polished. relax!
Thanks for all folks whom reply help me with the details. Appreciate all the effort. thanks all.
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