FAQ: How will I find the hidden 107 dots on my Rolex?>>>>

[Jocke]

First you have to have good light and a good view, otherwise the reading glasses recommended.
If not of that working you have to put the watch at the front of your camera and try to find it that way.

Here is how I use to do.


http://youtu.be/jgQBS2JpCHo

And after some training it will looks like this.

http://www.watchwallpapers.com/laslgwp.jpg

This is a service/replacement crystal the have the lying S in the coronet that those crystal have for a few years.
Today it's only the regular without the S that Rolex provides.

[alicia]

cool :gut:

[Prof. Rolex]

Hi Jocke,
excellent picture, many thanks!

As you already mentioned the “S” was only used a few years for service/replacement crystals. Today the “S” is no longer used, as can be seen on the following picture showing the laser coronet on the replacement crystal for my Oysterquartz. The new crystal is from September 2015 (no “S” in the laser coronet, anti-glare cyclope):

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v463/MatthiasRBO/17013/17013-lasercoronet.jpg

In addition please allow me to mention that Rolex has a patent for the laser coronet dtd. 1997. Following please find the figures from the resp. patent:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v463/MatthiasRBO/watches/PatentLaserCoronet.jpg
(Source: CH 692256A5)

Best Regards to Sweden
Matthias

[Mr. Joe]

Thanks for showing, Jocke.

[Mr. Joe]

Hey Matthias, nice additional Information.

I was wondering about your "Swiss Made" pictures, wether you changed the entire christal or only the magnifier glass...

[Hannes]

Thanks Jocke, thanks Matthias :top:

[löwenzahn]

Thanks to Jocke and Matthias.

Michael