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dust on rolex dial*******I'm in the camp that you should hold Rolex to the highest standards of industrial watchmaking. Dust on a dial, visible via naked eye, is simply unacceptable, and I would ask the authorized dealer to send the watch in for cleaning and/or repair as need be.It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I .It happened to me twice to see the dust on the Rolex watches. First, it was a . Of course watches should not have dirt or dust on the dial, but this depends on the size of contamination. Anyhow, it would be interesting to know Rolex specs (or .

It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in .

I understand dust could get into through the crown stem. Assuming it could get by the gasket. But even if it got in that way, it would stay down in the movement.

After we got home, wife noticed a piece of dust (or some foreign object) on the dial immediately under 1 o'clock mark. Mild shake could not get it loose. Is there . I then notice dust inside the case on the front dial of my explorer - circled below right above the 8 o clock hour marker. It's something once you see you can't .If it’s brand new from an AD and you have the warranty card, they’ll fix it. However, they’d have to take the whole inside out and “overhaul” it. As another person mentioned, it may . Recently I noticed a small dust speck inside the case between the front crystal and dial at about the 11 o'clock position. The speck seems to be sticking to the . Rolex applied actual gold dust to each mother-of-pearl dial to get the desired effect. 4 different motifs of Goldust Dream dials were offered, spanning from 2011-2019 and only appearing on ladies’ models.

dust on rolex dial It happened to me twice to see the dust on the Rolex watches. First, it was a friend's black Air-King I wanted to buy, an awfully destroyed watch, as you can see the pics. I made some macro shots .

Dust speck inside case (between crystal and dial) It happened to me twice to see the dust on the Rolex watches. First, it was a friend's black Air-King I wanted to buy, an awfully destroyed watch, as you can see the pics. I made some macro shots . I'm in the camp that you should hold Rolex to the highest standards of industrial watchmaking. Dust on a dial, visible via naked eye, is simply unacceptable, and I would ask the authorized dealer to send the watch in for cleaning and/or repair as need be. Of course watches should not have dirt or dust on the dial, but this depends on the size of contamination. Anyhow, it would be interesting to know Rolex specs (or acceptance criteria) for dust on dials because it is only a question of magnification when one will see small particles. It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in quotations because I am not sure what it really is. The speck was not there before (see photos below) and the watch was never opened.

I understand dust could get into through the crown stem. Assuming it could get by the gasket. But even if it got in that way, it would stay down in the movement. After we got home, wife noticed a piece of dust (or some foreign object) on the dial immediately under 1 o'clock mark. Mild shake could not get it loose. Is there something the AD can do to remove it or this needs to go back to Rolex repair center?

I then notice dust inside the case on the front dial of my explorer - circled below right above the 8 o clock hour marker. It's something once you see you can't unsee - like an itch you can't scratch.

If it’s brand new from an AD and you have the warranty card, they’ll fix it. However, they’d have to take the whole inside out and “overhaul” it. As another person mentioned, it may not run as precise the next time, but you can send it back for regulation under warranty. Recently I noticed a small dust speck inside the case between the front crystal and dial at about the 11 o'clock position. The speck seems to be sticking to the crystal itself and while largely unnoticeable, it's bugging me now that I've seen it.

Rolex applied actual gold dust to each mother-of-pearl dial to get the desired effect. 4 different motifs of Goldust Dream dials were offered, spanning from 2011-2019 and only appearing on ladies’ models. It happened to me twice to see the dust on the Rolex watches. First, it was a friend's black Air-King I wanted to buy, an awfully destroyed watch, as you can see the pics. I made some macro shots and discovered the glass has been changed by a non-Rolex watchmaker, with a plastic insert for fit a new glass.

I'm in the camp that you should hold Rolex to the highest standards of industrial watchmaking. Dust on a dial, visible via naked eye, is simply unacceptable, and I would ask the authorized dealer to send the watch in for cleaning and/or repair as need be. Of course watches should not have dirt or dust on the dial, but this depends on the size of contamination. Anyhow, it would be interesting to know Rolex specs (or acceptance criteria) for dust on dials because it is only a question of magnification when one will see small particles. It has been used gently and never dropped or hit particularly hard. Well, today I discovered that there is a speck of "dust" on the dial! I have put "dust" in quotations because I am not sure what it really is. The speck was not there before (see photos below) and the watch was never opened.dust on rolex dial Dust speck inside case (between crystal and dial) I understand dust could get into through the crown stem. Assuming it could get by the gasket. But even if it got in that way, it would stay down in the movement.

After we got home, wife noticed a piece of dust (or some foreign object) on the dial immediately under 1 o'clock mark. Mild shake could not get it loose. Is there something the AD can do to remove it or this needs to go back to Rolex repair center?

I then notice dust inside the case on the front dial of my explorer - circled below right above the 8 o clock hour marker. It's something once you see you can't unsee - like an itch you can't scratch.

If it’s brand new from an AD and you have the warranty card, they’ll fix it. However, they’d have to take the whole inside out and “overhaul” it. As another person mentioned, it may not run as precise the next time, but you can send it back for regulation under warranty. Recently I noticed a small dust speck inside the case between the front crystal and dial at about the 11 o'clock position. The speck seems to be sticking to the crystal itself and while largely unnoticeable, it's bugging me now that I've seen it.

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