![]() ![]() ![]() Comparing with pictures of similar models that you can find in books or other trusted sources (emphasis on "trusted," as it is not unheard of for unscrupulous "experts" to simply make things up, especially when they are also dealers) is a safe starting point: it comes down to analyzing the shape of the Rolex logo, assessing whether it is should be applied or printed, and studying the font of the main lines on the dial. Besides those specific cases, in most instances, a detailed examination of the logo and other text on the dial is sufficient. And still I would add the disclaimer "don’t try this at home" in the case of very high value Rolex where fakers have mastered counterfeits – the priciest Daytonas again come to mind. There is only one way to establish if a dial is authentic: very careful examination. "Is the dial authentic?" is the million dollar question when looking at a vintage Rolex – quite literally, if you are actually considering some of the rarest Daytona chronographs. ![]()
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